From 19331939, the New Deal created over 20 programs that supported the American people and the economic recovery of the nation. Many American groups began to work together with support from the New Deal. These people wanted to improve society. When America entered World War II in 1941, jobs were created to support the war effort. These new jobs solved the problem of unemployment, ending the Great Depression. Based on evidence from the text, how did World War II help bring an end to the Great Depression?
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American groups supported the New Deal because they wanted to improve society.

It created over 20 programs that supported the economic recovery of the nation.

Jobs were created, and the new jobs solved the problem of unemployment.

Many American groups began to work together with the support of the New Deal.