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 or lease arms and other supplies to Allied forces during World War II and permitted them to pay later. This was a significant shift from isolationism as it involved direct support to countries at war without the US being directly engaged in combat initially. It was a way to aid allies without immediate payment, strengthening their war - efforts and showing US involvement in global affairs.

Answer:

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