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New job opportunities opened as the U.S. began to produce war products

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Q: Which is a reason why World War 2 ended the Great Depression?
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What ended the Great Depression?

World War II


What era followed the Great Depression?

The baby boom generation was born after the Great Depression. They were known as the hippies so I suppose the Hippy era. also world war 2 was straight afterwards and actually was the reason the great depression ended


What event ended in world 2?

the great depression


What is the word to this definition Ended world war 1?

the great depression


What were 3 main reasons of the great depression?

One main reason the Great Depression ended is because World War II came to an end. The Great Depression began in 1929.


The Great Depression ended with the beginning of what?

The Great Depression ended in the late 30s. The Depression ended around when World War II began. Many believe WW2 helped end the Depression, since war materials and troops provided paying jobs to millions.


What was ended as a result of the u.s. entering World War 2?

The Great Depression


What did the great depression end after?

it ended when the U.S. joined world war two


What major world event ended the great depression?

It was already beginning to lift before this, but WW2 completely ended it.


What impact did world war ii have on the American economy?

permanently ended the Great Depression


Which Great Depression will end up being worse the Roosevelt Great Depression or the Obama Great Depression?

Well we are not in a depression with Obama the only reason the economy is like this is because of our 43 president Bush So Roosevelts depression ended up worse because they were actually in a depression. You can thank Bush for the economic troubles


Did the unemploment drop during world war 2?

Yes WW2 ended the Great Depression.