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What were the postwar goals of the united States and the Soviet Union?
One postwar goal of the United Sates was to see democracies improve and flourish in Europe. A postwar goal of the Soviet Union was to defeat capitalism and spread communism.
What problems led to a weak postwar economy?
the united states was unsure of the requirementd of its new status.
What are the different ways the marshall Plan benifited the United States?
the marshall plan helped the postwar economy grow in the united states,and helped the united states build a strong political support in western Europe
How did the great depression impact the United states and Germany differently?
It contributed to the fall of democracy in Germany, But not in the United States
Describe the disagreement between the us and the soviets on Eastern Europe?
Disagreement between the United States and the soviet Union about postwar Europe helped start Cold war. Match each statement about the postwar to correct country. United states soviet union - wanted to limit German to have a strong economy.
What has the author Ralph E Freeman written?
Ralph E. Freeman has written: 'Postwar economic trends in the united states'
How did Stalin's postwar foreign policy add to the growing tensions between the United states and the USSR?
He created the Korean War
What factors led to the postwar Red scare?
One factor that led to the postwar Red Scare was the fear after World War I that anarchy would take over the United States. The same thing happened after World War II. Only then, the people of the United States feared that Communism would take over.
Which of these contributed least to the creation of a railway system in the United states?
trust
What expectations about the postwar world were expressed in the Atlantic Charter?
No territorial gains for the United States, trade barriers lower, advancements of social welfare
How was trade important to the economic development of western Europe the united States and japan during the postwar decades?
The trade development of West Europe and Japan in the postwar decades were the flexible labor force. They got more inventory to trade.
How does Wallace's vision of postwar world differ from Henry Locus?
Wallace believed in a more idealistic vision of a postwar world based on peace, cooperation, and collective security through organizations like the United Nations. On the other hand, Luce's vision was more nationalistic and focused on the United States taking a leading role in shaping the postwar world to promote American interests and values.
