What was the purpose of the Atlantic Charter?

A To define the goals of Allied nations for, during, and after the war

B To finalize a peace agreement between Germany and the Soviet Union

C To define the goals of Axis nations for, during, and after the war

D To finalize a peace agreement between the United States and England

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Zaniyah Keith

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20 July, 08:41

What was the purpose of the Atlantic Charter?

A To define the goals of Allied nations for, during, and after the war

B To finalize a peace agreement between Germany and the Soviet Union

C To define the goals of Axis nations for, during, and after the war

D To finalize a peace agreement between the United States and England

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Tyrese Fry · Answer 1

Option: A. To define the goals of Allied nations for, during, and after the war.

Explanation:

The Atlantic Charter was a significant policy first issued in 1941 during the early in World War II defined the Allied goals during and after the war. The Charter signed between American President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Both the nations wanted to present their unity, common principles, and support for the post-war world and to follow once the Nazis defeated.