This 10 page paper discusses how and why the entry of the United States into World War II brought about an end to the Great Depression of the 1930s.
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The war provided the economic impetus needed to pull the country out of the Great Depression that simply would not release its grip despite the millions poured into programs intended to stimulate the economy. Barter had become a substitute for currency, of which few had enough. The beginning of America's involvement in the war changed all that, and the economy grew enough during the war years that the growth was sustainable after the stimulus of the war no longer was present. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Bibliography lists six sources.