The United States considered a rebuilt industrial __________ as crucial for a healthy, integrated western European economy.

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After World War II, the United States saw a rebuilt Germany as crucial for a healthy, integrated western European economy. The United States invested heavily in the reconstruction of Germany through the Marshall Plan, believing that a strong German economy would help stabilize and balance the economy of all of Western Europe.

The United States Considered a Rebuilt Industrial __________ as Crucial