Question

In August of 1941 President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill met to discuss the purpose of World War II. They signed an agreement denouncing the annexation of new territory and making territorial changes without popular support. The agreement called for respecting all people’s chosen form of government and encouraging collaboration between countries. The decisions made during this meeting became known as the Atlantic Charter. Which action by the United States was based on this agreement?

Answer 1

The Correct Answer is

The decisions made during this meeting became known as the Atlantic Charter.

Step-by-step explanation:

• The Atlantic Charter was an agreement was signed between the United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt and United Kingdom Prime Minister Winston Churchill for discussing the outline plan of the post-war world.
• The Atlantic Charter was a joint statement issued in August 1941 which carried the set of plans of American and British goals after the end of the war.
• The Atlantic Charter focuses on the eight major points such as freedom of self-determination, disarmament, territorial rights, Economic issues, freedom of the seas and Ethical goals so the world can live without fear.