What was one way FDR provided assistance to England and the other allies in spite of u. s. neutrality laws?

A) England requested and received air support to stave off the bombing in London.

B) Roosevelt dedicated a portion of the federal budget to supply the military in England and France.

C) Roosevelt sent U. S. troops to assist the Britsh in procuring supplies.

D) England borrowed supplies and the United States received leases on bases in Bermuda and elsewhere.

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Brogan Oliver

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14 April, 07:56

What was one way FDR provided assistance to England and the other allies in spite of u. s. neutrality laws?

A) England requested and received air support to stave off the bombing in London.

B) Roosevelt dedicated a portion of the federal budget to supply the military in England and France.

C) Roosevelt sent U. S. troops to assist the Britsh in procuring supplies.

D) England borrowed supplies and the United States received leases on bases in Bermuda and elsewhere.

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Jade Kidd · Answer 1

The answer is letter d. England borrowed and the United States received leases on Bermuda and elsewhere. This was under the Lend-Lease Act where they lent England the supplies and resources they needed to continue their effort to oppose Germany. Eventually the U. S. entered the war on the side of the Allies and won.