Why was the battle of midway considered the turning point of the war in the pacific?
a. the battle stopped a japanese attack on hawaii and put the japanese on the defense.
b. the battle crippled the american fleet.
c. the battle resulted in the capturing of japan and the end of the war.
d. admiral yamamoto died in the battle, leading to japan losing its best military mind.

One reason why the Battle of Midway is considered the turning point of the war in the Pacific is because "A. The battle stopped a Japanese attack on Hawaii and put the Japanese on the defense," since this put the favor towards the US in the Pacific. 

He was an American naval hero.

Explanation:

The heroics of John Paul Jones is that he was an American naval hero in the American Revolution which got popularity for his victory over British ships of war off the east coast of England that happened on September 23, 1779. John Paul Jones's victory over the British ship named ''Serapis” was a major victory at a crucial time i.e. American Revolution. It raised morale of the sailors and inspired the American forces to continue the fight against British army.