The Great Depression ended in the U.S. in 1941, and it wasn’t because tariffs had made America great again. It was because we went to war, it was called World War II.

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The Great Depression began with "Black Tuesday" on ... The economy wouldn't begin its recovery until the outbreak of World War II increased demand for factory production in 1939.