How did the U.S. help the Allies without breaking the policies of the Neutrality Act? 1.Came up with "Cash and Carry program" 2.Exported weapons to nations fighting 3.Allowed ships that were at war to

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How did the U.S. help the Allies without breaking the policies of the Neutrality Act?

1.Came up with "Cash and Carry program"
2.Exported weapons to nations fighting
3.Allowed ships that were at war to enter U.S. Harbors

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