It's amazing how THANKLESS Europe has been about the American sacrifices during WWI, WWII, and after WWII, to save their asses and protect them. They literally feel ENTITLED to receive this sacrifice, and feel free to constantly bitch we aren't doing enough.
It sounds like capitalism didn't win at all. A state providing aid to other states to ward off a bad state? There's no free market capitalism there. Great video, though!
It sounds like you're an idiot. Much of Europe was reduced to rubble. The aid was given to help them rebuild. Central planners were not dictating production levels and pricing. Consumers were given free choice. Capital was invested by individuals, who took risks.
Never thought I'd find my 7th grade English teacher this way.
This video is way too underrated!! Wonderful explanation, just saved me for my test tomorrow ❤️ thank you
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Thank you so much sir Im writing my history final paper 1 and this is a huge help 😊❤
Phenomenal and concise. More please!
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your videos are 10/10 ... captivating, interesting... just great. thank you for making them!
Great video for my U.S. history students!
Thank you, I appreciate it.
amazing video! extremely helpful
Thank you :)
Thank you! So helpful!
Man like Harry Truman
the pic at 7:00 is so wrong innit
It's amazing how THANKLESS Europe has been about the American sacrifices during WWI, WWII, and after WWII, to save their asses and protect them. They literally feel ENTITLED to receive this sacrifice, and feel free to constantly bitch we aren't doing enough.
Why '50 years' years though??
Amazing ❤
The map in 2:01 should say East Germany not West Germany
GCSE 2024
It sounds like capitalism didn't win at all. A state providing aid to other states to ward off a bad state? There's no free market capitalism there. Great video, though!
It sounds like you're an idiot. Much of Europe was reduced to rubble. The aid was given to help them rebuild. Central planners were not dictating production levels and pricing. Consumers were given free choice. Capital was invested by individuals, who took risks.