As part of their ongoing participation in the British Commonwealth both countries were expected to aid Britain when she declared war on Germany.

Brought back as assistant secretary of state in 1941, Acheson implemented much of United States economic policy aiding Great Britain and harming the Axis Powers.

To aid Great Britain, the administration evaded the Walsh provision by substituting leases for sales and by trading equipment for bases.

From June 1940 Canada viewed defending itself as important as aiding Britain, perhaps slightly more so.

The Miskito kingdom aided Britain during the American Revolutionary War by attacking Spanish colonies to draw off their forces.

Mr. Roosevelt won the election, but Mr. Willkie became his ally in gaining crucial support for the policy of aiding Britain in resisting the dictators.

Did the president exceed his constitutional authority in his efforts to aid Britain and China before the United States entry into the war?

Another source of resentment are the substantiated accounts that Chile aided Britain during their Falklands war victory over Argentina.

Willkie consistently spoke of the need to aid Britain against Germany; this contrasted with his main rivals Taft, Dewey, and Vandenberg, who were isolationists.

What would Germany do if the war were actually extended to "countries which have been aiding Britain"?