After World War II, Western Europe was significantly influenced by the United States through economic aid, military alliances, and political support, particularly during the Cold War. Countries like West Germany, France, Italy, and the United Kingdom benefited from the Marshall Plan, which aimed to rebuild their economies. The establishment of NATO further solidified U.S. influence by providing collective security against the Soviet Union. In contrast, Eastern Europe fell under Soviet influence, creating a stark divide in the continent.
yes because after having a war they thought they would be part of united states so they became part of the united states influence
The US is part of the North American continent .
No it is not.
Yes. Yes itis.
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The idea of NATO was that if the USSR attempted to invade any member of that alliance, the other members would come to the rescue of that invaded nation. There was particular concern about West Germany. As it turned out, no such invasion ever happened.
Italy was in the US sphere of influence, while Hungary was in the Soviet sphere of influence. The Marshall Plan included aid for the democratic governments of Western Europe, not the communist-controlled governments of Eastern Europe.
No, The US had very little anti-semitism compared to Europe. Nietzsche's philosophy caused anti-semitism to flower in Europe. That philosophy had very little influence on religious values in the US, except to promote atheism.
Gave economic aid to Europe.
Containtment. They wanted to prevent the spread of Soviet influence in Europe.