Question

the end of the great depression came with what popular economic shift in the u.s.? increasing desire for socialism and government control reversion to isolationism and tariffs back to favor hands - off (laissez - faire) control

Explanation:

The end of the Great Depression in the U.S. was marked by an increasing desire for socialism and government control as a response to the economic hardships. The New Deal policies implemented by President Franklin D. Roosevelt expanded the role of the federal government in the economy, which was a shift away from laissez - faire (hands - off) economic policies. There was no reversion to isolationism and high tariffs as a popular economic shift at the end of the Depression; rather, efforts were made to stimulate domestic demand and engage in international economic cooperation to some extent.

Answer:

increasing desire for socialism and government control