As a senator from Indiana, how might geography have played a part in Senator
Willis' perspective being against the Neutrality Acts?

A. Since Indiana is not on a coastline, he and his constituents may not have
felt threatened by an Axis attack.

B. Since Indiana is not on a coastline, he and his constituents felt threatened
by an Axis attack.

C. He and his constituents may not have felt it was wise to support
manufacturing in an agricultural state.

D. He and his constituents felt it was wise to support manufacturing in an
industrial state.

Senator Willis' perspective being against the Neutrality Acts because as Indiana is not located in coastline, so he felt threatened by an Axis Attack.

The Neutrality Acts

This was a part of isolationism policy, which is related to America should be out of war. These were in total three acts passed by Congress with one objective that somehow US should not join the World War 2.

These Acts were criticized by Senator Willis. The reason for him to be against Neutrality acts was geographical, because he felt that Since Indiana is not on a coastline, he and his constituents felt threatened by an Axis attack.

Therefore, correct option is B.

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