Which of the following statements characterizes the relationship between Prime Minister Winston Churchill and President Franklin D. Roosevelt? A.

Cautious allies: they worked together, but both feared the other may form a pact with Germany.

B.

Dedicated partners: the United States repeatedly stepped in to support Britain in the fight against Hitler.

C.

Uneasy friends: while their meetings were cordial, the two leaders had very different opinions on policy during the war.

D.

Distant associates: Churchill and Roosevelt rarely worked together directly to formulate policies.

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Ellie Padilla

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10 July, 12:20

Which of the following statements characterizes the relationship between Prime Minister Winston Churchill and President Franklin D. Roosevelt? A.

Cautious allies: they worked together, but both feared the other may form a pact with Germany.

B.

Dedicated partners: the United States repeatedly stepped in to support Britain in the fight against Hitler.

C.

Uneasy friends: while their meetings were cordial, the two leaders had very different opinions on policy during the war.

D.

Distant associates: Churchill and Roosevelt rarely worked together directly to formulate policies.

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Carlen · Answer 1

I believe that the answer would be B; because in fact, Roosevelt openly aided Allies in their provisions before they entered the war. Also, neither side was willing enough to aid Hitler.

Yasmine Hodge · Answer 2

I think the answer is B