The Atlantic Charter, an eight-point document signed by Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill during World War II, expressed a number of principles concerning a the willingness of Western democracies to fight against Germany in an alliance with the USSR b national self-determination and respect for the right of people to choose their governments freely, a principle Churchill then insisted did not apply to British colonies in Africa and Asia. c a plan for the political and economic reconstruction of Europe once World War II had ended. d the looming threat of communism that Western democracies would be forced to confront once Germany and its Nazi ideology had been defeated.

The Atlantic Charter, an eight-point document signed by Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill during World War II, expressed a number of principles concerning a the willingness of Western democracies to fight against Germany in an alliance with the USSR b national self-determination and respect for the right of people to choose their governments freely, a principle Churchill then insisted did not apply to British colonies in Africa and Asia. c a plan for the political and economic reconstruction of Europe once World War II had ended. d the looming threat of communism that Western democracies would be forced to confront once Germany and its Nazi ideology had been defeated.

	a	the willingness of Western democracies to fight against Germany in an alliance with the USSR
	b	national self-determination and respect for the right of people to choose their governments freely, a principle Churchill then insisted did not apply to British colonies in Africa and Asia.
	c	a plan for the political and economic reconstruction of Europe once World War II had ended.
	d	the looming threat of communism that Western democracies would be forced to confront once Germany and its Nazi ideology had been defeated.