Question

which congressional action in the mid-1930s was intended to prevent th weapons to
a. the atlantic charter
b. the dawes plan
c. the neutrality acts
d. the lend-lease act

Explanation:

• The Atlantic Charter (1941) was an Allied wartime declaration, not mid-1930s congressional action.
• The Dawes Plan (1920s) addressed German reparations, unrelated to 1930s arms restrictions.
• The Neutrality Acts (1935-1939) were U.S. congressional laws banning arms sales to warring nations, matching the mid-1930s timeline and goal of preventing weapons involvement.
• The Lend-Lease Act (1941) authorized U.S. aid to Allies, the opposite of restricting weapons.

Answer:

C. the Neutrality Acts