Question

Which describes the effect of the Lend-Lease Act on U.S. foreign policy?

The act angered Americans' former allies in war and led European nations to declare war on the United States.

The act effectively ended American neutrality by supplying the British with war supplies.

The act helped the Americans remain neutral by providing supplies to both sides of the war.

The act united the American public to join the war effort.

Answer 1

I think it's B or C

Answer 2

@texaschic101

Answer 3

I am leaning towards B

Answer 4

I am not 100% sure.....Is Germany a European nation ?

Answer 5

because if Germany is considered a European nation, then the answer might be A

Answer 6

I don't think it's A my first guess was B but C is similar

Answer 7

lend lease act did anger some Americans because they wanted to stay neutral, and they thought by helping the British would draw directly into the war

Answer 8

we didn't help BOTH sides....just Britain and its allies

Answer 9

oh I totally didn't see that haha so I'm pretty sure it's B

Answer 10

THANK YOU!

Answer 11

do you mind helping me with one more?

Answer 12

your welcome :)......I am still thinking about A...its is probably wrong

Answer 13

what else you got ?

Answer 14

The US supported the allies (britian) against the axis powers (germany). And also, the US was breaking the foreign policy because of the participation of the Lend-Lease act. This made the US change for neutral to non-belligerent country to fight for the allies.

Answer 15

This statement was one of the terms of the Potsdam Declaration in July 1945:

"We call upon the government of Japan to proclaim now the unconditional surrender of all Japanese armed forces, and, to provide proper and adequate assurances of their good faith in such action. The alternative is prompt and utter destruction."

What does this statement indicate about the use of the atomic bomb in World War II?

Japanese leaders wanted to surrender before the bomb was dropped.

The leaders of Great Britain and the Soviet Union supported dropping the bomb.

Great Britain and the Soviet Union had also developed atomic weapons.

The Allies did not ask the Japanese government to surrender before dropping the bomb.

Answer 16

I know it's not A or D because those don't make sense at all

Answer 17

what's the Lend-Lease act @maddie5628 ?

Answer 18

I got the answer now @Zale101 but it allowed us to assist our allies with shipping and materials while helping us remain neutral

Answer 19

so what's the problem?

Answer 20

I asked a new question

Answer 21

Potsdam Declaration was announced for Japan's surrender.

Answer 22

yes

Answer 23

I don't see any mentions of atomic weapons?

Answer 24

A doesn't make sense though because the postdam declaration comes after the bombing. When it talks about utter destruction it is referencing atomic bombs

Answer 25

that's if she did not surrender

Answer 26

I'm confused none of the answers make sense

Answer 27

If Japan did not surrender, it would face "prompt and utter destruction"

Answer 28

I understand that but I don't see how any of the answers fit

Answer 29

I think it might be B?

Answer 30

I get what you're confused at, all u need to do is find out the year when this declaration happened and when did the atomic bomb occurred. The answer is that the declaration was after Truman heard about the successful test of the atomic bomb.

Answer 31

I think it is B also

Answer 32

it's either that or C

Answer 33

i'll go with b

Answer 34

they both happened in the same year

Answer 35

the declaration came first

Answer 36

what date exactly @maddie5628

i don't think great britians weapon had anything to do with this declaration

Answer 37

this means, b is correct, :D

Answer 38

@texaschic101 since I can only give one best response can you give Zale101 a medal for me please

Answer 39

the most important thing is that you learned @maddie5628 :)

Answer 40

I sure can :)

Answer 41

It was B:) @Zale101 @texaschic101

Answer 42

Thanks @texaschic101

Answer 43

Thanks @texaschic101 :)
btw, we love number 101

Answer 44

cool...great minds think alike....all 3 of us got it :)

Answer 45

lol/...101 :)

Answer 46

the first question was right too!

Answer 47

yea.......so happy

Answer 48

Yay!

Answer 49

I believe we all make a great team :)

Answer 50

Yes:) Thanks to both of you have a great day/night whatever time it is where you are haha

Answer 51

History teachers better love us!

Answer 52

good night to both of you :) it is 10:32 pm here

Answer 53

it's 8:30 pm

Answer 54

11:31

Answer 55

pm

Answer 56

all different time zones....internet is amazing :)

Answer 57

yes:)

Answer 58

I am gonna take off now....good night friends :)

Answer 59

same night:)

Answer 60

Good night @texaschic101

Answer 61

Good night @maddie5628