Overview
U.S. foreign aid has played a significant role in shaping international relations and promoting development since World War II. Initially focused on rebuilding Europe through the Marshall Plan, it has evolved to address various global challenges, including poverty, health crises, and political insta...
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Example: The U.S. provided foreign aid to rebuild Europe after WWII.
Example: USAID helps improve education in developing countries.
Example: The Marshall Plan helped revive the economies of France and Germany.
Example: U.S. foreign aid often aligns with its geopolitical interests.
Example: The U.S. provided humanitarian assistance after natural disasters.
Example: Foreign aid can support infrastructure projects for economic development.
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Key Concepts
economic developmentpolitical stabilityhumanitarian assistancegeopolitical strategy