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What was the result of the island-hopping strategy?a. The Allies moved closer to Japan's home islands but at a cost of high casualties on both sides.b. The Allies were not able to get close enough to bomb Japan's home islands.c. The Allies were able to defeat Japan without employing the atomic bomb. d. The Allies took over many smaller islands but never took over Japan's homeislands.
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