What was the goal of the marshall plan? to use military force against any pro-communist european nation to provide funding to rebuild parts of europe after world war ii to isolate china and prevent communism from spreading in asia to prevent spies from collecting classified information for the soviet union

The goal of the Marshall Plan was to provide funding to rebuild parts of Europe after World War II.

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The Marshall Plan was a plan of the United States to rebuild European countries after the Second World War. Another reason was to block the advance of communism. In fact, the Marshall Plan was offered to the USSR and its allies, but they did not accept the diplomatic and political pressure that the United States universally applied in exchange for their help.

The plan was named after Secretary of State George Marshall, but was put forward by other people from the Department of State.  It lasted four years from July 1947.

During that period more than $ 13 billion were provided to help European countries that were part of the Organization for European Economic Co-operation.  By the time the plan was over, the economy of every state except Germany had grown to pre-war levels.

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