Which of the following best describes the legacy of the Marshall Plan in international relations?
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Correct answer: It is seen as a model for successful foreign aid and nation-building
The plan's success in fostering growth and preventing political collapse made it a touchstone for future U.S. foreign policy. It demonstrated that economic development could be a powerful tool for achieving diplomatic objectives.
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