WWII Ends Great Depression

What was the unemployment rate in the United States during the Great Depression?

• 25%

• 50%

• 5%

• 10%

How did World War II impact job availability in the United States?

• It reduced the number of jobs available.

• It created new jobs to support the war effort.

• It caused more people to lose their jobs.

• It had no effect on employment.

How did WWII end the Great Depression?

• WWII ended the Great Depression by creating jobs and helping economic growth

• WWII ended the Great Depression by promoting isolationism and trade restrictions.
• WWII ended the Great Depression by increasing unemployment and lowering wages.
• WWII ended the Great Depression by reducing taxes and cutting government spending.

Who began to take over jobs traditionally held by men during World War II?

• Retired workers

• Women

• Immigrants

• Children

What change occurred in industries during World War II?

• They focused on exporting goods to other countries.

• They shifted from making consumer goods to war materials.

• They started producing only food items.

• They stopped production entirely.