Post-WWII Reconstruction

Post-WWII reconstruction refers to the efforts to rebuild countries devastated by the war. This involved repairing infrastructure like roads, bridges, and factories, restoring economies, and addressing social upheaval. International organizations, governments, and communities collaborated to restore stability, promote economic growth, and improve living conditions. The Marshall Plan, for example, provided aid to Europe to help rebuild and prevent further conflict. Overall, reconstruction aimed to restore peace, prosperity, and normalcy after widespread destruction.