From the perspective of the 'Free West,' the Marshall Plan implemented by the United States in the post-World War II era may be said to have had a negative impact on Communism and a positive impact on the Cold War. Its generous support of war-torn nations often prevented Communists or Communist-supported parties from gaining control in various European (and other) nations. At the same time, it positively impacted the Cold War inasmuch as it enabled a 'reborn' Western (and Southern) Europe to serve as a powerful deterrent to any direct or outright Soviet aggression within Europe itself.
The Marshall Plan was put in place between 1948 to 1952 and was also called the European Recovery Program (ERP). It worked to develop western Europe and repel the spread of communism from eastern Europe during the Cold War.
The goal of aid provided through the Marshall Plan was to decrease the appeal of communism in Western Europe.
The plan weakened communism by restoring the economic growth of Europe.
To stop spreading of communism
The goal of the Marshall Plan was to rebuild the economies of Western Europe to prevent the spread of communism.
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Marshall Plan did not work but it did help to restore some economies, it could not stop the takeover of communism in certain countries.
the marshall plan built good will toward the united states that helped contain the expansion of communism
The Marshall Plan was a part of the "containment" policy of the Cold War. The clear intent of the Marshall Plan was to prevent the spread of Communism, and in the case of the Marshall Plan, the prevention of Communism in European countries like Greece and Turkey. The Soviet Union opposed this because the spread of Communism to other countries would extend its control over them.
Here are three things the Marshall plan was designed to do:Rebuild the European industrial complexStem the tide of communism in the regionRelieve food shortages
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