Road from neutrality to war in the United States
The text outlines how U S neutrality laws limited arms sales and credit before World War II. It notes Roosevelt's 1937 quarantine proposal and initial strictness, then explains how, by 1940–41, policy shifted as support to Britain and France and aid to democracies grew into a major national effort.
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Neutrality debates swirl as aid to Britain nears limits
At end of 1940 the United States faces funding limits under neutrality law as aid to Britain grows. President Roosevelt uses a lease lend approach to circumvent restrictions while isolationist groups and lawmakers, led by Lindbergh and Senators Wheeler and Nye, criticize involvement overseas.
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