Question

question 1-2
how did the marshall plan help countries in europe after world war ii?
it told european and asian countries they could no longer have their own governments.
it sent american soldiers to live in every city in the u.s. to protect them from soviet invasion.
it provided money and supplies to help rebuild western european economies to help them resist soviet influence.
it gave every u.s. citizen a free car to thank them for their support during the war.

Explanation:

The Marshall Plan, officially the European Recovery Program, was a U.S. initiative post-WWII focused on aiding Western European nations. It provided economic assistance (funds and supplies) to rebuild war-torn economies, with the secondary goal of countering Soviet expansion in the region. The other options are incorrect: it did not strip nations of self-governance, did not station U.S. soldiers in U.S. cities for Soviet invasion protection, and did not give free cars to U.S. citizens.

Answer:

C. It provided money and supplies to help rebuild Western European economies to help them resist Soviet influence.