How did the Lend-Lease program impact World War II? It loaned troop ships to the United States in order to transport soldiers to
Europe that would give the Allies an advantage in manpower.

It enabled the Allied nations to receive supplies, allowing them to oppose
Germany and prevent a complete takeover of Europe.

It provided the front in western Europe with surplus troops from the Soviet
Union, putting more pressure on the Germans.

It gave the United States the ability to borrow the money needed to fight the
war and oppose Germany's aggressive actions.