What did the lend-lease program do?

A. It lent supplies to Americans still suffering from the Depression.

B. It ensured the United States would remain neutral during the war.

C. It provided supplies to any nation that could pay.

D. It provided the allies with supplies and weapons.

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Nigel Peterson

1 March, 13:39

What did the lend-lease program do?

A. It lent supplies to Americans still suffering from the Depression.

B. It ensured the United States would remain neutral during the war.

C. It provided supplies to any nation that could pay.

D. It provided the allies with supplies and weapons.

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Davis Blair · Answer 1

The correct answer is: D) It provided the allies with supplies and weapons.

Passed in 1941, the Lend-Lease Act, was a program meant to provide the Allies with military aid during World War II, including ammunition, airplanes, tanks and food. It later was extended to China and the Soviet Union.

Joshua Mack · Answer 2

D is the correct answer. The lend - lease program was the principal means for providing U. S. military aid to foreign nations during World War II and without payment. T

What did the lend-lease program do?A. It lent supplies to Americans still suffering from the Depression.B. It ensured the United States would remain neutral during the war.C. It provided supplies to any nation that could pay.D. It provided the allies with supplies and weapons.

What did the lend-lease program do?

A. It lent supplies to Americans still suffering from the Depression.

B. It ensured the United States would remain neutral during the war.

C. It provided supplies to any nation that could pay.

D. It provided the allies with supplies and weapons.