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Put these events from the lead-up to america’s entry into world war ii in chronological order. the cash-and-carry policy allows the sale of arms to nations at war but only for cash. the japanese air force attacks the us army base at pearl harbor. the united states declares war on japan. the lend-lease act allows britain to buy arms from the united states on credit. the united states agrees to trade old destroyers for military bases in british territory.

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Answer from: marleenlove3

Arranging these events from the lead-up to America’s entry into World War II in chronological order is:

The cash-and-carry policy allows the sale of arms to nations at war but only for cash. The United States agrees to trade old destroyers for military bases in British territory. The Lend-Lease Act allows Britain to buy arms from the United States on credit. The Japanese air force attacks the US army base at Pearl Harbor. The United States declares war on Japan.

The President at the time, Mr Franklin Delano Roosevelt made use of the cash and carry policy which allowed him to purchase weapons in times of war.

Furthermore, the pentagon got new weapons, and after the Japanese air force attacked the military base at Pearl Harbor, America declared war on Japan.

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1.The cash-and-carry policy allows the sale of arms to nations at war but only for cash.

2.The United States agrees to trade old destroyers for military bases in British territory.

3.The Lend-Lease Act allows Britain to buy arms from the United States on credit.

4.The Japanese air force attacks the US army base at Pearl Harbor.

5.The United States declares war on Japan.

Explanation:

The cash and carry policy was presented by US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1939 thereby replacing the Neutrality Acts of 1936.

The Japanese attack the US Navy in Pearl Harbor on 7 December, 1941 and United states declared war on Japan on 8 December 1941

Lend-Lease Act

The Congress passed the Lend-Lease Act in March 1941

The United States agrees to trade old destroyers for military bases in Britain territory on September 2, 1940

So the series of events are as follows

1.The cash-and-carry policy allows the sale of arms to nations at war but only for cash.

2.The United States agrees to trade old destroyers for military bases in British territory.

3.The Lend-Lease Act allows Britain to buy arms from the United States on credit.

4.The Japanese air force attacks the US army base at Pearl Harbor.

5.The United States declares war on Japan.

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