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British-Americаn histоriаn [BLANK-1] аrgued that in the Pоst-War periоd, both the United States and Western Europe embraced a Post-War Consensus that emphasized continuing and expanding the democratic welfare state. These western nations understood that providing the basic necessities for its citizens would serve to avoid the radical totalitarian regimes like those seen during WWII. States promoted infrastructural improvements, nationalized goods, and emphasized affluence and social development.