AP European History Quiz
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COLD WAR AND CONTEMPORARY EUROPE
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By the 1950s and 1960s, Western Europe experienced rapid growth often called the "economic miracle." Governments combined state planning, investment in infrastructure, and expanding consumer industries; rising wages and social benefits supported mass consumption. Many historians link this boom to postwar reconstruction, technological diffusion, and stable monetary conditions. Which factor most directly contributed to this sustained Western European growth?
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