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A reason the neutrality acts were revised to allow cash-and-carry in the 1930s was because of the spread of socialism. because germany needed supplies. because fascism was gaining ground in europe. because of wwi.

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JokerrHK

fascism gaining around Europe is the correct answer

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The neutrality acts were revised for cash-and-carry because the U.S. was worried about fascism was gaining ground in Europe.

What was the Cash-and-Carry policy?

It allowed for allied nations to purchase military equipment from the United States on a cash basis as opposed to the U.S. refusing to sell them at all.

This was necessitated by the invasions of western and eastern Europe by Hitler which signified a spread of fascism. The U.S. did not want Germany winning the war.

In conclusion, option C is correct.

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