President Franklin Roosevelt's Lend-Lease policy is BEST described as
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an economic protection policy in support of Japan.
an economic protection policy in support of Italy.
an aid policy for nations fighting against Nazi Germany.
an aid policy for nations fighting against the Soviet Union.
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