Why did the United States take extraordinary measures to rebuild Japan and Western Europe?

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AlekseyPX2 years ago

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Assuming u are asking during the time after WW2. The US wished to help their Allies after the war also know as the Marshall Plan. This plan offered help and finances to European countries to help these countries rebuild after the War. The US also helped Japan because they were responsible for removing Japan's national infrastructure during the war. Also helping Japan also helped with treading, modernize industry, and it also helped prevent the spend of communism.

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