What made it increasingly difficult for president roosevelt to stay neutral during world war ii

What made it increasingly difficult for President Roosevelt to stay neutral during World War II?

A) Germany’s growing power and Britain’s desperate need

B) Britain’s growing power and China’s desperate need

C) Germany’s growing power and Japan’s desperate need

D) Britain’s growing power and Germany’s desperate need

You'er answer is

A) Germany's growing power and Britain's desperate need

Explanation

At the middle of WWII Germany was conquering everything in its path and Adolf Hitler finally reached Britain's Territory and he was take taking so much of  Britain's land that they became in need of help and by that time the US decided to get in the war as well after the bombing of pearl harbor Theodore Roosevelt sent troops over to Britain to help then take back there Territory  

For my understanding of this. Answer A is the best choice for this Question

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