Question

how did roosevelts lend - lease act shift us foreign policy away from isolationism? it lent arms to allied forces and allowed them to pay later. it allowed the us to sell arms to belligerent nations. it put us bases on german territory. it put us bases on british territory.

Explanation:

The Lend - Lease Act allowed the US to lend arms to Allied forces and defer payment. This was a significant departure from isolationism as it directly involved the US in aiding the war effort of its allies without immediate payment. The other options are incorrect as the act was not about selling arms in the traditional sense, and it did not involve putting US bases on German or British territory as its main purpose.

Answer:

It lent arms to Allied forces and allowed them to pay later.