How did the german and japanese governments most likely view america's passing of the lend-lease act?
a) as a guarantee that the united states would stay neutral
b) as a symbol of the united state aggressive foreign policy
c) as the united states making an unofficial declaration of war
d) as the united states moving away from isolationist policies

Option D is the correct Answer

Explanation:

The German and Japanese governments most likely viewed America's passing of the Lend-Lease Act with a great deal of anger and disdain, since this Act greatly helped the war efforts of Great Britain, which was the main enemy of Germany and Japan. 

The Lend-Lease act of 1941 enabled the united states to provide food, ammunition, equipment and oil supplies to the Allied forces in the world war two.  

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