All of the Following Is True About the Atlantic Charter

All of the following is true about the Atlantic Charter, EXCEPT:

A) It formulated a cooperative worldview that stood in contrast to the self-serving world of fascist expansion.
B) It advocated the establishment of a "permanent system of general security."
C) It committed Great Britain to secure free trade and the right to self determination for all people in the British Empire.
D) It stopped short of an American declaration of war, which Churchill had hoped for.