The Axis powers worried FDR because he saw that if the US was drawn into the war would have what?

Answer 1

He would have a war on two fronts on his hands: the Pacific war against Japan and war in Europe and North Africa against the Italians and the Germans. To keep things manageable, Roosevelt decided on a "Europe first" - approach after Germany had declared war on the USA. A sensible approach, a) because Germany most directly threatened the US by its attacks on US shipping, even in US territorial waters, and b) because in Europe, the USA had strong allies in the form of the USSR and Britain.

Answer 2

significant implications for the United States. FDR feared that involvement in the war would lead to the loss of American lives and resources, and he recognized the potential threat that the Axis powers posed to democratic values and global stability. Additionally, FDR recognized that an Allied victory was critical to preserving American national security and advancing American interests in the post-war world.