The Principles of Freedom Embodied by the 1941 Atlantic Charter

question 23

Multiple Choice

The principles of freedom embodied by the 1941 Atlantic Charter:

• A) inspired Britain and France to abandon their overseas colonies after the war.
• B) reflected the idea of a global extension of the New Deal that would improve the quality of life for people all over the world.
• C) were initially embraced by Stalin after the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union.
• D) advocated for racial equality in all nations, including the United States.

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The most important or foundational in a series or system; often serving as the first or initial stage.

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