Roosevelt's Lend-Lease policy __________
a. ensured British access to American war supplies
b. placed restrictions on materials the United States could ship to Britain
c. encountered almost no opposition from American congressmen
d. was strongly supported by American isolationists
e. was approved by Congress but never implemented
A
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