What was the role of the Lend-Lease program in World War II? It meant Great Britain could rent ships to the United States to transport soldiers
to Europe, giving the Allies a manpower advantage.

It allowed the Soviet Union to supply surplus troops to the front in western
Europe, putting more pressure on the Germans.

It allowed the United States to borrow the money it needed to fight the war and
oppose Germany's aggression.

It provided the Allied nations with the supplies they needed to oppose Germany
and prevent a complete takeover of Europe.