How did the neutrality act, first passed in 1935, challenge president roosevelt's leadership in international affairs? european nations wanted the u. s. to remain neutral in case of war, but roosevelt wanted to intervene congress wanted to remain neutral to the aggression of germany, italy, and japan, but roosevelt wanted to support nations friendly to the u. s. roosevelt wanted to remain neutral in international affairs, but congress wanted to take action against aggressive dictators european nations wanted the u. s. to intervene if war broke out, but roosevelt wanted to remain neutral

Which option evaluates how imperialism influenced asia, the middle east, and latin america? a. the spread of european religion and language overtook indigenous cultures in colonies around the world. b. european territorial growth increased global warming as the industrial revolution extended into asia, the middle east, and latin america. c. the expansion of the european political system dominated the colonies to the point that socialist systems became the standard in the world. d. european powers took local resources from colonies and created a system of communism in asia, the middle east, and latin america.