What Was the Role of the Marshall Plan

What was the role of the Marshall Plan?

A) It established the formation of an international alliance to resist communist aggression in Europe and to make the United States less dependent on foreign markets.
B) It was predominantly a call to action for international cooperation in relieving the blockade of Berlin and sending large amounts of Western European supplies.
C) It was an international economic recovery program that not only helped western allies but also sought to ease tensions by benefiting the war-torn Soviet Union.
D) It was an international economic recovery program that also sought to reduce socialist influence in Europe and reestablish a strong Western Europe rooted in American values.
E) It was an economic recovery program that focused on helping struggling families in the United States after the Second World War through the buying and selling of bonds.