Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
The United States did the right decision in helping Germany after the World War II. Even though Germany was the country that caused the most damage, and it was the one that was the main aggressor, it was very wise from the United States that they helped this country after the war. The reason why it was a good decision is that it helped the country develop economically and strictly focus on it, thus improving the lives of the people. When the people have descent living and are happy they would not go to extremes because of some politician's ideology. And taken in consideration that the Germans followed Hitler mostly because they were living in terrible conditions and were desperate, this seems to be the best possible move.
True, the communistic economic system encourages public good, and "everybody being equal". However, that left many people unhappy, as their lifestyle and amount of money earned dropped drastically, and they do not have the freedom to choose what they want to do and what they don't want to.
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The Northern European Plain is a large complex of lowlands that stretches from Germany to Russia (the European part). Its main characteristics are that it is a very large area consisted mostly of lowlands, and the occasional small hill, and that it has fertile soil. It is an area that naturally is covered with grasses, and it has humid continental climate, thus making it possible that the area has a nice, deep, fertile layer of biomass, making it very suitable for farming. This is actually an area that is heavily used for agriculture, predominantly being planted with grains.
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I really don't know bc I'm really not that smart
