Which aspect of the post-World War II world did Roosevelt and Churchill outline in the Atlantic Charter?

They secretly planned to divide the Japanese empire between the United States and Britain.

They insisted on war reparations from Nazi Germany to pay for the destruction it had caused.

They promised to attack the Soviet Union as soon as Germany and Italy were defeated.

They called for self-determination--the right of nations to choose their forms of government.

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30 March, 07:26

Which aspect of the post-World War II world did Roosevelt and Churchill outline in the Atlantic Charter?

They secretly planned to divide the Japanese empire between the United States and Britain.

They insisted on war reparations from Nazi Germany to pay for the destruction it had caused.

They promised to attack the Soviet Union as soon as Germany and Italy were defeated.

They called for self-determination--the right of nations to choose their forms of government.

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D) They called for self-determination - - the right of nations to choose their forms of government.

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The Atlantic Charter was a joint declaration between the U. S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, that agreed to no territorial aggrandizement, the right of self-determination for nations, restoration of self-government, and reduction of trade restrictions.