The failure of the Marshall Plan Growth of presidential power It expanded federal power at the expense of civil liberties End the Social Security program Freedom of the press The end of Cold War divisions in Europe Cutting taxes and reducing government spending It weakened the military’s role in national security The decline of American global influence Increased support for the Vietnam War Economic recession and inflation in the U.S. Expansion of executive privilege Supporting isolationist foreign policies Growth of American manufacturing employment It reduced funding for intelligence agencies The beginning of the Vietnam War Eliminating poverty and expanding civil rights Raising income taxes on the wealthy Public skepticism toward elected officials Increased economic interdependence Electoral College system Create jobs and promote economic recovery Separation of church and state Judicial review The failure of the Marshall Plan Growth of presidential power It expanded federal power at the expense of civil liberties End the Social Security program Freedom of the press The end of Cold War divisions in Europe Cutting taxes and reducing government spending It weakened the military’s role in national security The decline of American global influence Increased support for the Vietnam War Economic recession and inflation in the U.S. Expansion of executive privilege Supporting isolationist foreign policies Growth of American manufacturing employment It reduced funding for intelligence agencies The beginning of the Vietnam War Eliminating poverty and expanding civil rights Raising income taxes on the wealthy Public skepticism toward elected officials Increased economic interdependence Electoral College system Create jobs and promote economic recovery Separation of church and state Judicial review
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The failure of the Marshall Plan
Growth of presidential power
It expanded federal power at the expense of civil liberties
End the Social Security program
Freedom of the press
The end of Cold War divisions in Europe
Cutting taxes and reducing government spending
It weakened the military’s role in national security
The decline of American global influence
Increased support for the Vietnam War
Economic recession and inflation in the U.S.
Expansion of executive privilege
Supporting isolationist foreign policies
Growth of American manufacturing employment
It reduced funding for intelligence agencies
The beginning of the Vietnam War
Eliminating poverty and expanding civil rights
Raising income taxes on the wealthy
Public skepticism toward elected officials
Increased economic interdependence
Electoral College system
Create jobs and promote economic recovery
Separation of church and state
Judicial review
