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7 May, 14:03

How did FDR provide assistance to England and allies in spite of US neutrality laws?

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    The correct answer is: through the Lend-Lease program, in which the United States provided supplies to England and other allies, such as France, which were considered to be "borrowed" and in return the United States leased bases in the Caribbean, such as in Bermuda
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