What message did the Neutrality Acts send the world?

A) They caused fascist aggression in Germany, Italy, and Japan.
B) They bolstered anti-fascist opposition in Spain.
C) The reassured fascist leaders that the U.S. was unlikely to intervene.
D) The fight against fascism was the responsibility of Great Britain.

Neutrality Acts

A series of laws passed by the United States in the 1930s aimed at preventing American involvement in future foreign conflicts by limiting trade and travel with nations at war.

Fascist Aggression

The expansionist policies and acts of aggression carried out by fascist regimes, notably those of Germany and Italy in the lead-up to and during World War II.