New Deal and the end of the Depression

The end of the New Deal and the Great Depression is when the US is not ready. When people lose loans in the stock market, banks face economic difficulties. The unemployment rate is very high, and many companies are losing money for excessive production and consumption. As a result, many factory workers were dismissed. In 1933, 14.5 million workers were unemployed and the profits of the factory sharply declined. Due to the slump in corporate performance, loss occurred nationwide.

The New Deal did not end the Great Depression as it only provides relief rather than recovery. The beginning of World War II really ended the Great Depression. The new agreement brings employment opportunities and helps lower the unemployment rate, but it does not provide sufficient employment opportunities for recession. After the beginning of the Second World War, the country needed a lot of help to provide supplies for war and create new work. A new job of making guns and weapons in factories and other workplaces is in fact fighting in war. Also, we need people to build an airplane for war. This is the end of the Great Depression. From 1933 to 1941, the unemployment rate fell from 25% to 10%. It is 13 million to 5.5 million

Contrary to what people believe, the New Deal did not end the Great Depression. But through the New Deal, Roosevelt tried to solve the direct problem of threatening the United States. Author Kenneth S. Davis said: "... ... new dealers point out that relief is not the economy but the main goal of postwar multilateral warfare." End depression, but it has never done this before. The unemployment rate before the election declined, but according to the statistics, the unemployment rate is steadily rising even after the New Deal has recovered to World War II.

I voted for the landslide. Roosevelt promised to help with the recession and the end of the New Deal. New Deal is a plan of Roosevelt to end the Great Depression. By increasing government spending, Roosevelt has enacted many public works programs to imitate the economy. New Deal's "letter soup" (which is the nickname of many programs issued by FDR) is Roosevelt's plan to get people out of recession. New Deal has influenced and helped various industries and American organizations in their own way.

Many experts point out the economic interests of military spending. They insisted that it ended the Great Depression. However, due to New Deal spending, the Great Depression ended in 1937. If Roosevelt spends so much money on the New Deal, the Great Depression will close sooner than before. Whenever the government tripled the debt, it helps the economy. It is not necessarily a military expenses. The pressure of the World War II put Roosevelt out. In 1944, his doctor found heart disease and cardiovascular disease and a strictly controlled diet. It is too late. On 12th April 1945, Rhodes Island was hit by a massive stroke during a vacation at a hot spring in Georgia. First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt made a speech in Washington, DC. The doctor waited for her to inform her of her death until her speech ended. She arranged a funeral including a late train to send his coffin from the hot spring to Washington. He was buried in a rose garden in his mansion in Hyde Park, New York. (Source: "This day in history", History.com