What led up to the end of the Great Depression? That's the question but before we answer that the first question should be what is the Great Depression? The Great Depression was a series of dramatic shocks that made many Americans lose jobs, money, and hope for one another. To start us off we must start at the beginning and follow up on what led the Depression to figure out how it ended. What are the events that began the depression? Well, to start off the depression began after a massive stack of problems consisting of Unions, wages, and insurance across the United States. The main cause of the problems was heavily influenced by the massive shocks that were heavily caused by the laboring programs including the WPA, CCC, and many more. Critics during this period described the harshness and time span of the depression in several severe ways consisting of the greatest downfall in human history. The severity of the depression rose when wages started to decrease, profits rose in price, and the interruption with the allocation of labor hence making the depression the greatest downfall of human history. But on the flip side of the depression, the Keynesian theory and the institutional theory were highly supported and granted a sense of hope or positivity towards the depression. …show more content…
The term balance and equality was a great impact on the Depression which was interpreted in Franklin Roosevelts New Deal program and created a sense of order that gave the Depression a more positive outlook on