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What was Franklin Roosevelt effect on ww2

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Answer: gave supplies and money to other countries

Explanation: before the United States went into world war Two, FDR was giving aid to countries such as UK and the Soviet Union. When the United States got into the war, FDR authorised the Manhattan project (the secret project to create the atomic bomb) after there were reports that the Germans were making weapons of mass destruction of their own. After Germany was defeated, FDR died in April of 1945. Vice president Truman (who became president after FDR died) authorised the atomic bomb to be dropped on Japan on August 6 1945 on Hiroshima, then another in August 9 1945 on Nagasaki

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Franklin Roosevelt’s effect on WWII was that he rallied Americans in support of a massive war effort and dropped a bomb on the Japanese .
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