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How did Franklin Roosevelt and the United States aid the Allies without entering the war, and what was the result?

The Lend-Lease Act, this angered Nazi Germany and Japan who did not see this as a neutral act.

Factory Act, this angered Nazi Germany and Japan who did not see this as a neutral act.

The Lease-Lend Act this angered Nazi Germany and Japan who did not see this as a neutral act.

The Lend-Lease Act, Nazi Germany and Japan saw this as a neutral act.

The War Powers Act, this angered Nazi Germany and Japan who did not see this as a neutral act.

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