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What legislation was signed by the United States government at the start of WWII in order to remain isolated from the events in Europe? Lend Lease Act Neutrality Acts Policy of Imperialism O Policy of
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What legislation was signed by the United States government at the start of WWII in order to remain isolated

from the events in Europe?
Lend Lease Act
Neutrality Acts
Policy of Imperialism
O Policy of Appeasement

What legislation was signed by the United States government at the start of WWII in-example-1
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The answer is the lend lease act.
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