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Fewer than i% of Unites States citizens were killed or wounded in the war. By contrats, the Soviet Union lost more than 8% of its population. Also , the demand for war supplies pulled the American economy out of the Great Depression and made it more productive and prosperous.
* Wars always increase imployment. * Even before Pearl Harbour; Amerikan industry was gearing up a warmachine, making arms for Europe. * The production of war materials; reduced the production of, and availability of consumer goods; so invested savings grew. * War alwas has the afect of uniting, thus the country began to bind together, with a common goal, even before it entered the fighting of the war.
It actually didn't in and of it's self as MPC reached zero and all resources were put towards the war effort, but the effects of the way led to greater spending. Spending is what affects GDP, which affects the unemployment rate, as GDP grows the Unemployment rate drops, thus the economy grows and we leave a period of depression. This came about by spending and the war effort, but also that the number of workers in the civilian work force dropped thanks to the boys overseas. Once the war was over, Americans began to spend as they did so, there was a greater need for workers for jobs to produce goods. This combined with the G. I. Bill, Cold War Spending, the Eisenhower Interstate system (including Cold War Spending), and the baby boom.
Wartime requires a tremendous outpouring of materials to fight the war. These are made in factories, and the factories must hire more workers to keep up with demand. High employment equals goodbye to economic depression.
Mobilization for World War II increased jobs which had a massive increase in production and created an economic boom that ended the Great Depression. :)
As the United States began to produce goods for the war, industry revived, factories hired workers, and the nation found its way out of the Great Depression.
gave people jobs, like working in factories making guns. or building boats
D. though increased production of military supplies
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What came first Great Depression or world war you?
WWI was a major cause of the Great Depression.
Name one president during the Great Depression and world war 2?
The president during the Great Depression and World War 2 was Franklin Roosevelt.
Why were more Americans able to buy homes after World War 2?
World War II got Americans out of the great depression People were more willing to take on debt.
How did World War 2 affect the American economy?
it helped pull us out of the great depression.
What were the main effects of World War 1?
Great depression, League of Nations was formed, etc.
What ended the Great Depression?
World War II
What came first Great Depression or world war you?
WWI was a major cause of the Great Depression.
How did World War 1 lead to the Great Depression and World War 2?
It led to the Great Depression because the U.S. was in debt to other countries
What happened before world war 2?
It was the Great Depression.
Getting out of the Great Depression?
Entering into World War 2 was the reason why we got out of the Great Depression.
When did the jazz age begin?
before world war 1 and after the Great Depression- apex
Name one president during the Great Depression and world war 2?
The president during the Great Depression and World War 2 was Franklin Roosevelt.
Did the World War I come before the Great Depression?
World War 1 lasted from 1914-1918. The great depression lasted from October 1929-1939.
What led out of the Great Depression?
World War 11
Why did technology get the us out of the Great Depression?
Technology did not get the US out of the Great Depression. World War II is what got the United States out of the Great Depression because of all the jobs that were created with prepping for the war.
What came first the Great Depression or World War I?
World war I was 1916 for the U.S. The great depression began with the stock-market crash in 1929. So world war 1 came first.
Did the Great Depression start after world war 2?
No. The great depression began in 1929 and extended through WWII.
