That depends on several factors. War can soak up so many resources that the economy can not support it and collapses. This is especially true for the losing side. Further, the country in which the war is waged can suffer severe damage and destruction to its infrastructure and that can cause severe economic problems. On the other hand, if the war is waged outside a country's territory and the country is wealthy enough to afford it, then the demand for war goods can actually help the economy. For instance, in the Civil War, the South wound up bankrupt and badly depressed because of the physical destruction of the war and the vast expense of it which could not be recouped because they lost, the North on the other hand greatly expanded its factories and shipyards and mines, and then won the war, so they came out of it better off than before. Similarly in World War II, Germany and Japan had their economies smashed, quite literally, wheras the war was what pulled the United States out of the Great Depression. Michael Montagne
The great depression was started due to the fact of the fall of stock prices but the Depression had started very shortly after the end of The Great Depression. The Great depression had ended because of so many companies established by the United States to help the people.
The answer is no. You do not need a war to end a depression but it does help. When you battle other countries you can raise and obtain money faster.
WWI was a major cause of the Great Depression.
World War II is said to have pulled us out of the Depression because we supplied our allies with war materials, which created jobs and jump started our economy. Therefore, people believe the war helped end the Depression.
I think we didn't go into a depression because we loaned weapons to the Allies during the beginning of world war 2. The money we received after the war kept us out of a depression.
The great depression of the 1930's led to WW2; WW2 got the US out of the depression.
The president during the Great Depression and World War 2 was Franklin Roosevelt.
WWI was a major cause of the Great Depression.
No, World War II ended the depression. When the United States joined the war, many jobs were created.
Money was getting less because of the World war.
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Hypocalcemia can cause depression
Music can't actually cause depression, seeing as depression is a medical disease, but it can cause a person to BE depressed.
Depression is a risk factor for stroke but depression does not cause stroke per se.
Many things can be the cause of depression. Questioning your own sexuality or the sexuality of someone close to you can cause depression also.
Because Germany was in a depression paying for their war debt from world war 1 and when Hitler came to power he tried to get more land then he said
Research psychologists study the cause of manic depression.
Yes land hunger was one of the causes, as well as neutral rights, Indian provocation, economic depression, and the "War Hawks."
Most likely because, the war created jobs and cause u.s. citizens to be shipped out to the war opening up jobs.