How did WWII pull us out of the Great Depression?

The usa Ripping off its allies selling 60 Rust buckets to a desperate allie for 100 x scrap value Lend lease and Buying British assets a fire sale prices Example a Chemical company Valued By the Usa at 125 million sold For 80 million including all Future Royalties

The Marchall Plan forcing germany to Buy only from the allies ( the USA were the Only one s selling )

and the Biggest money spinner was supporting Hitler from 1924 and selling to both sides Up to 1944 germany was only cash and carry from 1933 and most was sold to german owned Companies in south america Like Argentina

the US army found Crates of Ball bearings at the mercedes benz factory in 1945 marked Made in USA 1944

the Link shows what a great friend the USA was to the UK ???????

I think Not

Unity in action, something we are lacking today. The rest of the world, excluding Axis powers Germany, Italy and Japan needed all forms of manufactured goods the United States could produce. For example, the Soviet Union concentrated all of their industrial efforts in building tanks. We provided them (through the Lend/Lease Act) all types of goods from military transport vehicles to MRE's (meals ready to eat). Early in the German-Russo war we provided the Soviets Sherman tanks which the Soviet troops called a 'coffin for five brothers'. This put Americans back to work and jump started the dollar.

This doesn't constitute a scratch in the surface but hopefully it will get you started.

It didn't, the Great Depression had ended, the Second World War (more than) paid for the remedies put in place. It accelerated the rate of fall in unemployment and stimulated growth in industry (except for the 1937 recession).

When there is war it means men are gone and women work. everyone is working/everyone has money. then along come babies and food/clothes/cars/houses to raise a family.

The Japanese attacked us.This galvanized us into action.To start building for the war effort.