Was the new deal a effective way to end the great depression why? did it violate the constitution?

No the Great Depression was ended by the start of WWII

i do have to agree with the previous answer, i would say that WWII was the factor that stopped the great depression only because the great depression was an economic avalanche never before seen and needed something even more powerful to stop it.

now to answer your question, i believe it was a great way to try to stop the great depression, and the economy did indeed start to turn around before 1941.

the constitutionallity of the new deal can still be debated, i dont think that any of it was unconstitutional given the commerce clause, and the neccesary and proper clause, those i believe justify the new deal

Yes it was an effective way to end the great depression because it while the new deal was in effect the national gross went up close to what it was before the stockmarket crash. THe WPA and PWA helped bring work to unemployed and that brought the unemployement numbers from 15 million to 8 million. It may not have ended the depression but it was VERY effective.

Yes it was an effective way to end the great depression because it while the new deal was in effect the national gross went up close to what it was before the stockmarket crash. THe WPA and PWA helped bring work to unemployed and that brought the unemployement numbers from 15 million to 8 million. It may not have ended the depression but it was VERY effective.