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1. Why was the United States neutral at the beginning of World War II?
They didn't want to involve Canada
People believed the war was Europe's problem
the U.S. continued to watch from the sidelines.
the US followed a policy of neutrality, which meant that they wouldn’t join either the Axis or Allied powers.
How did the Lend-Lease Act of 1941 contribute to American involvement in World War II?
It allowed the United States to buy supplies from Japan and Germany
It allowed the United States to lease supplies to Japan and Germany
It allowed the United States to send supplies to countries at war with Japan and Germany
It allowed the United States to lease supplies from countries at war with Japan and Germany
What effect did the bombing of Pearl Harbor have on the opinions of Georgians regarding World War II?
It made many Georgians want to enter the war against Japan and its allies
It made many Georgians blame Congress for approving the Lend-Lease Act
It made many Georgians suspect all recent immigrants might be German spies
It made many Georgians blame FDR for not intervening sooner
Which was a major contribution of Georgia during WWII?
Radar technology was developed and tested on Georgia army bases
Military bass were established that trained large numbers of US Troops
Research sites developed the technology for the Atomic Bomb
Hospitals trained large numbers of nurses
Richard Russell was one of the first politicians to argue for what?
Less troops overseas
More troops overseas
More military bases overseas
Isolationism
What Georgian is known as the "father of the two-ocean navy?"
Benn Epps
Richard Russell
Carl Vinson
FDR
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