Prevent the spread of communism and help Europe gain economic stability after World War II.
Explanation:
The Marshall Plan, also known as European Recovery Program was created after World War II. The United States gave over $15 billion dollars to the Western Europe to help reconstruct their countries for the damage created during WWII, and to boost their economy so that communism wouldn't appeal to them while at the same time helping the US economy creating overseas investments and opportunities.
