What was the significance of the Atlantic Charter (1941) between Roosevelt and Churchill?
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Correct answer: It outlined post-war goals for peace, including self-determination and collective security
Even before the U.S. officially entered the war, this document established an internationalist framework for the post-war world. It reflected Wilsonian ideals such as freedom of the seas and the abandonment of the use of force.
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