History Question!!! Multiple choice PLEASE HELP!!!?

Question

Which of the following actions would be against a nation's policy of

neutrality in dealing with other nations at war?

a. selling farm products to anyone who wanted to buy them

b. sending representatives to the nations at war

c. protecting the citizens of a neutral nation

d. selling or giving weapons to the weakest nation at war

Answer 1

Clearly D

Now if they were selling weapons to any nation that wanted to buy them that would be a different matter.

Answer 2

A...Hello the Lend Lease act during WWII we SOLD weapons to the allies and we were considered neutral, until "December 12, 1943. a date that will live in infamy"

Answer 3

D. It means that the neutral nation is trying to tilt the war away from the strong warring nation towards the weaker one. That means that they want the weaker nation to win and they are no longer neutral.

Answer 4

"D" is the right answer Leyn

No question about it.

Spreedog guarantee.

Answer 5

Don't know how the other two get C,  common sence says it would have to be D,  being nutrual means not taking sides.

Answer 6

"D" You're NOT neutral if you're giving something to either side.

Answer 7

A,  B,  C,  D.  All answers involve an ACTION being taken and would have an affect on one or both nations involved and thus would not be neutral.

Answer 8

C.

Answer 9

D.  Protection of neutral nations is regarding as a neutral and non-aggressive act (i.e. neutral in itself).  While B is less desirable than either C or A, D is the only answer that clearly shows support for one side or another in a way that destroys neutrality.

Answer 10

Neutrality means you would treat both combatants in a war equally.  Therefore, only a represents neutrality.  

Why not the others?

b - representatives would be sent, to discuss/intervene in the war

c - protecting the citizens of a neutral nation would interfere with the intentions of at least one of the combatant nations

d - Would only show neutrality if you sold weapons to BOTH nations

Answer 11

C....even if you dont know this think about what neutrality means

Answer 12

I think you can reason this one out.  Which one of the choices (in itself) helps one or more of the warring nations but not all of them?  It might help if you consider that you have two friends fighting and you don't want to pick a side.