Marshall Plan and European Economic Recovery
The Marshall Plan most directly contributed to the economic recovery of Western Europe following the Second World War by:
A
By centralizing economic decision-making under United States control, limiting European agency.
B
By promoting isolationist policies that discouraged international trade.
C
By enforcing strict economic austerity measures that delayed reconstruction.
D
By providing substantial financial aid that enabled the rebuilding of infrastructure and industrial capacity.
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