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How did the Marshall Plan help Europe and the US? Asked by Wiki User
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Answered 2009-12-10 23:09:57
The Marshall Plan was a massive plan to aid in rebuilding Europeafter World War II. Western allied nations, as well as neutral
nations, and even the Soviet Unionwere offered economic
assistance. The Soviet Union saw this as a threat to their attempt
to gain influence in Europe and Asia. The money provided to the
European nations enabled them to restore their economies from the
ravages of W W II. With unemployment decreasing, more money was
spent on goods and services which aided the economy. The nations
that owed the US money were able to start paying the debts down and
the US began to sell products again to Europe. 123
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