Why do you think was it so hard to pull the nation out of the great depression?

The Great Depression, the United States' largest economic downturn, ushered in a period of unemployment, labor strife and cultural complications. At the peak of the Depression, unemployment reached an astounding 25%. Unemployed urban Americans were forced to wait in soup and work lines, steal and live in shantytowns.

Explanation:

There the need for a place to sell their produce whether manufactured locally or imported so, the need for a market was very obvious, also there was a very great need for institutions of learning where people can get basic skills to make new and innovative products or invent entirely new ones. Again, there was need for an inflo of cash into the banking system or people to invest in various sectors of the British economy. Another very important thing that was needed was cheap source of labor or better still free labor.