War Aid Approved, Reaches Britain

The video discusses the swift implementation of the Lend Lease aid to Britain and Greece during World War II. President Roosevelt signed the historic Lend Lease bill, which facilitated the transfer of war materials. King George welcomed the new US ambassador, highlighting the diplomatic relations. The Lend Lease aid was praised as a Magna Carta of Faith, allowing for significant military and economic support, including warships and merchant men, to be provided to allied nations.

What was the immediate action taken by President Roosevelt after signing the Lend-Lease bill?

• He met with King George.

• He approved the first transfers of war material.

• He declared war on Germany.

• He visited Britain.

Who welcomed America's new ambassador to Britain?

• President Roosevelt

• Prime Minister Winston Churchill

• King George

• The British Parliament

How was the Lend-Lease aid described in terms of its significance?

• A Declaration of Independence

• A Magna Carta of Faith

• A New Deal

• A Treaty of Versailles

What was the estimated worth of warships and merchant men provided under the new bill?

• $750 million

• $1 billion

• $500 million

• $629 million

What did the cameraman visualize in Washington following the Lend-Lease bill?

• Peaceful negotiations

• A meeting between Roosevelt and Churchill

• Real rush days for Navy and War Department employees

• A parade in honor of the bill