Eight principles contained in the atlantic charter

• None of the atlantic charter signatory states to take or expand territories due to the Second World War.
• No changes will be held territory except those resulting from the process of self-determination of a nation.
• Sovereignty and self-rule a country or guaranteed to be protected from the possibility of coercion that comes from other countries.
• All countries, whether winning or losing the war, will have an equal footing in trade relations or in other fields.
• International cooperation will be further developed to enhance economic development and social welfare for all nations.
• Security in the territory of a country, and freedom from fear will be provided to all people of all nation-states.
• Seas will be region free for all countries.
• The use of violence will be stopped.