Aldrich Plan

Target entity: Aldrich Plan
Context triple: [Jekyll Island conference on banking reform, resultedIn, Aldrich Plan]

• A. Plan XVII
  Plan XVII was the pre–World War I French military strategy that emphasized rapid offensive operations to recapture Alsace-Lorraine from Germany at the outset of the conflict.
• B. Manstein Plan
  The Manstein Plan was a German World War II operational strategy that called for a surprise armored thrust through the Ardennes to encircle Allied forces and rapidly defeat France in 1940.
• C. Morgenthau Plan
  The Morgenthau Plan was a controversial World War II-era proposal to deindustrialize Germany and transform it into a primarily agrarian society to prevent it from ever again becoming a military threat.
• D. Brannan Plan
  The Brannan Plan was a post–World War II U.S. agricultural policy proposal that sought to support farmers’ incomes through direct government payments instead of traditional price supports.
• E. Tirpitz Plan
  The Tirpitz Plan was a pre–World War I German naval expansion program that aimed to build a powerful battle fleet to challenge British maritime supremacy.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Aldrich Plan
Target entity description: The Aldrich Plan was an early 20th-century proposal for a centralized U.S. banking system that served as a key precursor to the creation of the Federal Reserve System.

• A. Plan XVII
  Plan XVII was the pre–World War I French military strategy that emphasized rapid offensive operations to recapture Alsace-Lorraine from Germany at the outset of the conflict.
• B. Manstein Plan
  The Manstein Plan was a German World War II operational strategy that called for a surprise armored thrust through the Ardennes to encircle Allied forces and rapidly defeat France in 1940.
• C. Morgenthau Plan
  The Morgenthau Plan was a controversial World War II-era proposal to deindustrialize Germany and transform it into a primarily agrarian society to prevent it from ever again becoming a military threat.
• D. Brannan Plan
  The Brannan Plan was a post–World War II U.S. agricultural policy proposal that sought to support farmers’ incomes through direct government payments instead of traditional price supports.
• E. Tirpitz Plan
  The Tirpitz Plan was a pre–World War I German naval expansion program that aimed to build a powerful battle fleet to challenge British maritime supremacy.
• F. None of above. chosen