How did European nations benefit from the Marshall plan?

Answer 1

The Marshall Plan provided Western Europe with much needed aid to rebuild and repair the damage done by World War 2. It was especially designed to get Europe's economy and industry back on its feet after it was completely destroyed during the war.

Answer 2

The Marshall Plan was a plan designed by the United States to help rebuild Europe after World War II. The US would provide money for many European countries involved in WWI and even some countries that officially remained neutral. The amount given to a country differed on severity of damage caused by WWII and relationship to the US. The UK, France, West Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands received the most as a result of the Marshall Plan.

Answer 3

America, who at the time had the biggest economy of anyone, was untouched by Hitler and Tojo and no reconstruction of their homeland was needed. So these 2 factors allowed US to invoke the Marshall plan and reconstruct post-war Europe. Which they fought in and had a hand in destroying. Without American Aid, Stalin could of offered relieve to these nations in exchange for control and resources.

Answer 4

Marshall Plan started in April of 1948. The country received around 13 billion dollars in US food and supplies. The plan helped to rebuild war-torn Europe.

Answer 5

The Marshall Plan allowed nations to rebuild their economies and infrastructure based on low-cost or no-cost American loans and material.