Which action led to the Bataan Death March?

A. the Japanese destruction of half of the U.S. Army's fighter planes

B. the surrender of 75,000 Allied soldiers in the Philippines

C. the American victory in the Battle of the Coral Sea

D. the bombing raid on Tokyo led by Colonel James Doolittle

The correct answer is option B "the surrender of 75,000 Allied soldiers in the Philippines". The Bataan Death March was the forcible transfer of Allied forces by the Japanese army from Bataan to different camps in the Philippines. This infamous 65 miles march happened because US General Edward King Jr. was forced to surrender when his 75,000 Allied forces were facing deprivation and starvation.

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Which action led to the Bataan Death March? A. the Japanese destruction of half of the U.S. Army's fighter planes B. the surrender of 75,000 Allied soldiers in the Philippines C. the American victory in the Battle of the Coral Sea D. the bombing raid on Tokyo led by Colonel James Doolittle

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Which action led to the Bataan Death March?

A. the Japanese destruction of half of the U.S. Army's fighter planes

B. the surrender of 75,000 Allied soldiers in the Philippines

C. the American victory in the Battle of the Coral Sea

D. the bombing raid on Tokyo led by Colonel James Doolittle