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What was the Atlantic Charter? (4 points)


an alliance among the democratic nations of Europe

a statement of post war goals after an Allied victory

an agreement to form the United Nations after World War II was over

a program that enabled the United States to evade the Neutrality Acts

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imbojanet

The Atlantic Charter was a meeting between the countries of Europe and the U.S. They talked about post war issues they would address, assuming if the Allies would win the war. The document they released after the meeting was called the Atlantic Charter. Things on the document were

• political self-determination for all nations

• free trade

• freedom of the seas

• disarmament

• creation of an international group to keep the peace

The answer is a statement of post war goals after an Allied victory

gauravsingh23VT

A statement of post war goals after an Allied victory was the Atlantic Charter. The Atlantic Charter was a summit of European and American governments.

What were the Atlantic Charter documents involved in it?

They talked on how they would deal with post-war challenges if the Allies won the war. The Atlantic Charter was the name of the document they released following the summit.

Political self-determination for all nations, free trade, freedom of the seas, disarmament and creation of an international group to keep the peace

The things that were included in Atlantic Charter documents are-

Thus, option B is correct.

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