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what was the Truman doctrine?
President Truman believed that countries could either:
Become communist and live under restrictions and oppression
Become democracies where they could prosper and have free elections
This set of ideas became known as the ‘Truman Doctrine’.
what was the Marshall plan?
truman believed that richer countries would find it easier to resist communism. Therefore, the Marshall Plan was created to provide countries across Europe with economic aid.
why did the US Help Greece and Turkey?
Greece and Türkiye (Turkey) were both struggling to prevent a communist takeover of their governments
The UK announced it could no longer provide military support to the Greek government
Truman was worried about the spread of communism and decided to take action
how much money did the US send to Greece and turkey
$400 MN
when did Truman send money to Greece and turkey
12ths march 1947
when were the communist rebels in Greece defeated
1949
what benefits did the Marshall plan provide
The Marshall Plan gave away $13 billion to 16 European countries in Western Europe
how much aid did the UK receive?
$3.3 Mn
how much aid did France receive?
$2.3 Mn
how much aid did west Germany receive?
$1.4 Mn
how much aid did Italy receive?
$1.2 Mn
how much aid did the Netherlands receive?
$1.1 Mn
how much aid did other European nations receive?
$3.2
was aid offered to satellite states?
The Marshall Plan was offered to the satellite states of Eastern Europe but Truman knew that Stalin would not allow them to accept the money
Why did the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan Increase Cold War Tensions?
Stalin saw the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan as a threat tocommunism and the Soviet Union
He also believed that the USA was undermining the role of The United Nations, which should be the group providing money to other countries
Stalin called the Marshall Plan ‘dollar imperialism’ because of how the USA was trying to expand its ‘empire’ using money