After world war ii, the united states set out to infuse the ideal of capitalism throughout as much of the world as possible. the aimed at assisting in rebuilding europe, is the plan most closely associated with this endeavor.

The correct answer is the Marshall Plan.

The Marshall Plan, put into law in June of 1948, resulted in the United States giving roughly $13 billion in economic aid to countries in Western Europe. This included countries such as France, Great Britain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, and West Germany. The goal was to help these countries recover and to ensure that none of these nations fell under the control of the Soviet Union. This was one of the US's governments first step towards stopping the spread of communism in Europe. It would not be their last.