What was the significance of the Lend-Lease Act? - It represented an American violation of existing diplomatic agreements. Americans violated the Munich Pact. - It strengthened American neutrality in the conflict. - It brought the United States into the conflict in a non-combat role. - It served as a formal declaration of American intent to enter the war ...

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Eva Bender

4 August, 10:22

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Tania Schmitt · Answer 1

I believe the answer to your question is - it brought the united states into the conflict in a non-combat role.

Heidi Boyd · Answer 2

It permitted the neutral US to aid their allies. So I'd say the second one.