To assist Great Britain and their need for supplies,FDR secured an agreement to patrol more of the Atlantic in exchange for

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The most significant thing the US could offer Great Britain in terms of assistance was to enter the war, which was politically unpopular in the US at the time. Instead, FDR secured an agreement to patrol more of the Atlantic (known as the "neutrality patrol") in exchange for British bases in the Atlantic. This allowed the US to assist Great Britain while technically remaining neutral, appeasing both Congress and the American public.

To Assist Great Britain and Their Need for Supplies,FDR Secured