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He wanted to boost the sales of European goods in those countries to help them recover.
He wanted to boost the sales of European goods in those countries to help them recover.
He thought this would help European countries remain democracies.
He thought this would help European countries remain democracies.
He felt this would reinforce positive feelings towards the U.S.
He felt this would reinforce positive feelings towards the U.S.
He felt this would support French and Italian communists.
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The most accurate response regarding the importance of President Truman giving $13 billion in aid to European countries after the war is:
He thought this would help European countries remain democracies.
This aid was part of the Marshall Plan, which aimed to rebuild war-torn Europe, prevent the spread of communism, and promote political stability by strengthening economies.
