How did Franklin Roosevelt help the Allies prior to the United States involvement in
the war?
O
A. He sent a small number of military troops to Europe to fight with the Allied
forces.
O
B. He provided weapons to the Allies without expecting payment until after the
war.
O
C. He bombed German U-boats that were lurking off the coast of Britain.
D. He presented his vision for a world in which all people had basic freedoms.

The answer is: B. He provided weapons to the Allies without waiting for payment until after the war.

Explanation:

Franklin Roosevelt during his tenure strengthened foreign policy by fighting to achieve American world primacy, establishing diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union in 1933. In response to the threat from Hitler's Germany, he launched a series of preventive measures: rearmament, economy of war, alignment with the western powers, that prepared their country for a possible armed confrontation.

Despite not participating in the war directly, he established a fluid supply of arms and supplies for his allies.

The answer is: B. He provided weapons to the Allies without waiting for payment until after the war.