Franklin Roosevelt president of the United States1933-1945 made up the new deal in World War 1 during the great depression.
World War II.
WW2 they used it because Franklin D Roosevelt made that apart of his new deal purposed in the depression
No. The second world war was.
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It brought the United States out of the Great Depression.
It was called The New Deal. It focused on the 3 R's - Relief, Recovery and Reform.The most useful idea was probably the establishment of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. There were a large number of jobs programs, some of which produced lasting benefits to the country. What really ended the depression was the military build-up and eventual US entry into World War II.
The term "New Deal" is more commonly associated with President Franklin D. Roosevelt's domestic program in the 1930s, rather than World War I. However, during World War I, the U.S. government implemented various reforms and measures to mobilize the economy for war efforts, such as the War Industries Board and the Food Administration. These initiatives aimed to increase production, conserve resources, and manage the economy to support the military. While not called a "New Deal," these actions laid the groundwork for future government intervention in the economy.
Everyone made new weapons and machines which improved the technological advances made by the world after the war.
TANK. Yes the Tank was new but the introduction of the Maxim machine gun is what made WW1 deadlier than any war before it.
The New Deal
Germany was negotiating with Mexico during WWII telling them if the U.S. interfered with the war, they would help Mexico recapture Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, etc. back.
the machine gun.