What is the effect of mentioning George C. Marshall and quoting his speech? A. It uses historical events to reiterate Marshall’s call to action for a modern-day application. B. It humanizes the post-war recovery effort and emphasizes Marshall’s role in encouraging the United States to play a pivotal role in it. C. It demonstrates that the Marshall Plan was not a political act, but rather an act of humanitarianism. D. It shows that Marshall single-handedly convinced the United States Congress to intervene in Europe after the war.
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B. It humanizes the post-war recovery effort and emphasizes Marshall’s role in encouraging the United States to play a pivotal role in it.
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- Secretary of State George C. Marshall called for the United States to contribute to the economic development of Europe after the war in one of the most critical speeches of the Cold War. His speech provided an impetus for the Marshall Plan, whereby the US sent billion dollars to Western Europe to rebuild countries devastated by the war.
- Western Europe was devastated by economic catastrophe in 1946 and 1947. World War II had caused tremendous trauma, and British and French crippled markets were unable to revive the economic activity of the region. Germany was once Western Europe 's technological dynamo was economically destroyed
- Speaking at Harvard University on 5 June 1947, Secretary of State George C. Marshall explained the desperate situation in Western Europe and asked for American aid to countries in the region.
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