How is the Marshall Plan an example of Cold War tactics? The Marshall Plan forced the USSR to build up its military, which weakened its economy.
The Marshall Plan showed the USSR that the United States would not back down from military threats.
The Marshall Plan allowed the United States to compete for power with the USSR without using force.
The Marshall Plan moved the USSR and European countries closer to becoming long-term allies.

Option C, The Marshall Plan allowed the United States to compete for power with the USSR without using force.

Explanation:

Marshal plan marked the start of cold war between the United States and its European allies and the Soviet Union.

The US has taken control of much of central and eastern Europe without using army forces or weapons. Instead they stablished its satellite republics as communist nations. They gave subsidized private voluntary relief packages and funds to build new wharf in North Borneo to aid the British colony.

Hence, option C is correct

C. The Marshall Plan allowed the United States to compete for power with the USSR without using force.

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