After World War II, the United States set out to infuse the ideal of capitalism throughout as much of the world as possible. As a result, most of the noncommunist economies in the world
A) stagnated.
B) grew significantly.
C) failed.
D) quickly matched the U.S. economy.
E) faced high inflation rates.

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Most noncommunist economies experienced significant growth after World War II, partly due to the spread of capitalism and the economic policies and aid provided by the United States, such as the Marshall Plan in Europe.

After World War II, the United States Set Out to Infuse