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What was the us foreign policy following the bombing of pearl harbor in 1941?

What was the us foreign policy following the bombing of pearl harbor in 1941?
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What was the us foreign policy following the bombing of pearl harbor in 1941?

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They made, quote, "large-scale grants of military and economic aid," to allies in the Allied Powers through a system called Lend-Lease.
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It had the policy of Neutrality where it decided to remain neutral in the Second World War. But finally it had to attack Japan with the atomic bombs.

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