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Likurg_2 [28]3 years ago

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They wanted Europe as a whole and to expand territory

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- Subsidy of machinery, vehicles and agricultural activities

- Nationalization of companies

Explanation:

As before the war, the numerous French political parties were deeply divided over how to govern the nation. In 1946, a coalition government was formed by different parties to form the French Fourth Republic.

Although France suffered less bombing than Germany during the war, the Nazis had usurped French machinery, vehicles and agricultural products that were used by the Germans. In order to quickly rebuild the country, the Fourth Republic nationalized large banks, insurance companies, power companies, and iron and coal industries. During the 1950s, the French economy grew rapidly and the standard of living of the nation increased. France has also carried out social reforms, including granting voting rights to women.

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