1. What two organizations were set up after World War II to expand global markets and help avoid global economic crises?

World bank and the International Monetary Fund.

Explanation: After WW2 the U.S. and other nations set up the world bank and the International Monetary Fund, which was expanding global markets and avoiding economic crises.

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