What was the main way that war mobilization to end the great depression? a. many unemployed people went to work in war-related industries. b. many unemployed men were forced to enlist as soldiers. c. many people and businesses grew rich from new technologies. d. many women went to work to replace the men who enlisted.

The correct answer is A. The main way that war mobilization helped to end the Great Depression was that many unemployed people went to work in war-related industries.

Explanation:

World War II was decisive in the end of the Great Depression. The crash of 1929 implied a crisis of more than 10 years, where unemployment and poverty hit the United States like never before, reaching a peak of 25% of unemployed active population.

World War II involved a large-scale military mobilization worldwide, which had repercussions on the industrial production systems of each country. Thus, the countries involved in the conflict had to redouble their productive efforts in order to supply their forces in combat, both of weapons and general supplies. In turn, a large part of the productive population was involved within the armed forces.

This situation also occurred in the United States. When in 1941 the country entered the war, a large part of the male population of productive age was involved in combat. That made many jobs available. Added to this was the increase in production as a result of the war effort, which also increased the need for labor.

In this way, with a need for more production and more jobs available, many people returned to work and were able to escape unemployment, ending the Great Depression.

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