At the beginning of World War II, Roosevelt dealt with France
A. by joining with the British in an assault on North Africa.
B. through negotiations with the Vichy Government.
C. by supporting the Free French under Charles de Gaulle.
D. by seeking an alliance with French Algeria.
Is it D?
No.
Than is it C?
Yes. The U.S. supported the Free French under deGaulle.
Thats wrong
its B
it is G
That is wrong! it is not C
At the beginning of World War II, Roosevelt dealt with France
No, the correct answer is C. Roosevelt dealt with France at the beginning of World War II by supporting the Free French under Charles de Gaulle.
To arrive at this answer, you can eliminate options A and D as they do not accurately reflect Roosevelt's actions towards France at the beginning of World War II.
To further narrow down the options, you need to understand the historical context. When France fell to the Germans in 1940, it was divided into two parts: Occupied France, controlled by the Nazis, and Vichy France, which collaborated with the Germans. The Vichy Government, led by Philippe Pétain, was seen as a puppet regime and was not supported by Roosevelt.
On the other hand, the Free French forces, led by Charles de Gaulle, were exiled and actively fought against the German occupation. Roosevelt recognized and supported the Free French as the legitimate representatives of France and provided them with assistance and resources.
Therefore, the correct answer is C: Roosevelt dealt with France at the beginning of World War II by supporting the Free French under Charles de Gaulle.