Which of the following statements accurately characterizes the American response to Europe in the years immediately following the First World War?
A) The United States government announced a fifteen-year postponement of all Allied debts.
B) The United States government generously canceled the Allied debts.
C) The United States government pressed for debt payment from France but not from Great Britain.
D) Private American charities and official relief programs provided massive amounts of foodstuffs to needy Europeans.

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Private American charities and official relief programs provided massive amounts of foodstuffs to needy Europeans in the aftermath of World War I. The United States did not cancel or postpone Allied debts, and while there were some calls for debt repayment from France, this was not a primary focus of American policy toward Europe in this period.

Which of the Following Statements Accurately Characterizes the American Response