In the late 1930's and early 1940's, the cash-and-carry policy and the lend lease policy contributed to?

Question

a. ending tension between the United States and Germany

b. involving the United States in European affairs

c. stabilizing the international money supply

d. expanding North American free-trade zones

Answer 1

b

Answer 2

The cash and carry policy of the US was an effort to limit arms sales to warring countries, essentially to promote US neutrality.  The lend lease policy allowed for the US to provide defense and support supplies to foreign governments.  The ultimate effect of each of the policies had nothing to do with ending tension with Germany, the international money supply, or free-trade zones.