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Which describes the American public's reaction to the Lend-Lease Act?

The majority of Americans opposed the act because it did not dictate which countries could lease war supplies from the United States.

Those in support of U.S. intervention in the war were infuriated because the act meant increased isolation for the country.

The majority of Americans supported the act because it protected democratic principles around the world.

Those opposed to U.S. intervention in the war were angered because it bypassed the country's policy of neutrality.

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@PSI 

Which describes the American public's reaction to the Lend-Lease Act? 

The majority of Americans opposed the act because it did not dictate which countries could lease war supplies from the United States.

Those in support of U.S. intervention in the war were infuriated because the act meant increased isolation for the country.

The majority of Americans supported the act because it protected democratic principles around the world.

Those opposed to U.S. intervention in the war were angered because it bypassed the country's policy of neutrality.

anonymous · Answer

Certainty a tough one :S

tainted · Answer

:S

anonymous · Answer

I completely understand Lend-Lease Act was, but I don't know what the public's reaction *to* it was.

tainted · Answer

Same here, reading around to try to find it

anonymous · Answer

Learning experience for the both of us :P

opcode · Answer

The "Lend-Lease Act" was unpopular.
I presume you can carry on from there?

anonymous · Answer

Oh, yes, I found an answer. Thank you, Opcode :)

anonymous · Answer

"Isolationists were strongly opposed, warning it would lead to American involvement in what was seen by most Americans as an essentially European conflict." 
Lets see which possible answer best fits this answer, shall we :)

anonymous · Answer

Well, we know its not A. and C., so lets look at B. and D.

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, I would have to say its D., even though the wording looks slightly off to me.

tainted · Answer

I think it's D

anonymous · Answer

Correct :) 
Learning experience for both of us

opcode · Answer

It's D.
Those opposed to U.S. intervention in the war were angered because it bypassed the country's policy of neutrality.
Don't forget Washington didn't want to be involved in other countries affairs. So people thought why now?

anonymous · Answer

Don't forget Washington didn't want to be involved in other countries affairs. 
Lets not forget the Neutrality Act :) 
Thank you, Opcode :)

anonymous · Answer

Medals for everyone :P

anonymous · Answer

Yesss thank youu! I  having a hard time on this one too

anonymous · Answer

Those opposed to U.S. intervention in the war were angered because it bypassed the country's policy of neutrality. <---correct