Today, 89 years ago, on February 29, 1936 (February 7, 1936) the U.S. Congress approved the newly amended Neutrality Act. On August 31, 1935 and February 29, 1936, the United States passed the Neutrality Act. Due to the changes in the situation, the U.S. government made further amendments to the above-mentioned law, and on May 1, 1937, the U.S. Congress passed the new Neutrality Act signed by President Roosevelt. The bill stipulated that as long as the President declared a state of war outside of America, ammunition was prohibited from exporting to the warring country; certain goods that the President could designate for sale, must be paid before exporting from the United States, and must be shipped by foreign ships; all other goods purchased to the United States must be