Question

Question 6 (1 point)

Answer 1

Answer: The Great Economic Depression (1929) ends with the Japanese attack on Perl Harbor.

Explanation:

Japan's attack on the US portends a significant economic depression. An economical package called New Deal sought to remedy the country's financial situation. The situation has improved to some extent, but the crisis has not been resolved. With the advent of the Japanese at Pearl Harbor, all the world's most significant powers were in the world, so that due to the war, the economic situation fell into the background. After the war, most world countries were in crisis anyway, so the economic one that began in 1929 by the end of 1945 had disappeared at least in its original.