How did the United States support the Allies during the Battle of Britain?

A.

The United States sent fighter pilots to support the Royal Air Force during bombing attacks.

B.

The United States sent ground troops to protect civilians during bombing raids and attacks.

C.

Britain and the United States worked together to plan strategic attacks on Germany.

D.

Britain and other Allied countries purchased and transported military weapons and equipment.

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Kylan Pearson

5 May, 15:26

How did the United States support the Allies during the Battle of Britain?

A.

The United States sent fighter pilots to support the Royal Air Force during bombing attacks.

B.

The United States sent ground troops to protect civilians during bombing raids and attacks.

C.

Britain and the United States worked together to plan strategic attacks on Germany.

D.

Britain and other Allied countries purchased and transported military weapons and equipment.

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Darwin Conley · Answer 1

The correct answer is B) Britain and other Allied countries purchased and transported military weapons and equipment.

The United States supported the Allies during the Battle of Britain in that Britain and other Allied countries purchased and transported military weapons and equipment.

The Battle of Britain started on July 10, 1940, and ended on October 31, 1940, with a sounded victory of the Royal Air Force over the Germany Air Force. At that moment, the United States maintained the foreign policy of neutrality and did not directly participate on the allies' side, however, it sold weaponry and sent supplies to the war front.