AP Success - AP European History: Marshall Plan & Its Implications
Question 1
To provide direct military intervention in the internal affairs of European nations.
To create a common market for American goods in Europe to boost the US economy.
To establish military bases in Europe as a means to deter the spread of communism.
To promote world peace and the general welfare through economic support to ensure the survival of free institutions.
Question 2
The need to establish the United Nations as the primary peacekeeping body.
The immediate need for military alliances against the Axis powers.
The desire to repay debts incurred by European nations during World War II.
The economic instability in Europe that threatened the spread of communism.
Question 3
The plan was seen as essential for the maintenance of international stability and the national interest of the United States.
The plan was primarily focused on rebuilding the United States' own economy after World War II.
The plan was intended to establish the United States as the sole superpower in the post-war world.
The plan was a means to repay the United States' debt to its European allies for their support during the war.
Question 4
The potential for renewed imperialist competition among European powers.
The rise of isolationist policies in the United States hindering international cooperation.
The resurgence of fascist ideologies in war-torn European nations.
The expansion of Soviet influence and communism in Europe.
Question 5
Isolationism to focus on domestic issues rather than international affairs.
Appeasement of Soviet territorial ambitions to avoid military conflict.
Containment of communism through economic and political means.
Brinkmanship to push communist nations to the edge of war to achieve concessions.
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