The establishment of Social Security stimulated the U.S. economy and brought an end to the Great Depression.

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The establishment of Social Security in 1935 was part of the New Deal aimed at providing economic security for the elderly and unemployed, but it was not the sole factor that ended the Great Depression. The economic boost from World War II spending is more commonly credited with ending the Great Depression.

The Establishment of Social Security Stimulated the U