Upon his fatherâs death in 1551, only 16 years old, Nobunaga was struggling to remain the head of the Oda clan. His powerful uncle Oda Nobutumo and a younger brother Nobuyuki both wanted to be heads of the Oda clan. In the end, Nobunaga managed to retake leadership over the clan, killing his uncle and later his own brother.
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: It helped individuals, but it killed the economy. The left says that the New Deal ended the Depression and nothing could be further from the truth. Most historians and economists even say that the Depression would have ended by 1934 if Hoover had been reelected.
FDR and the âNew Dealâ. One of the ideas that the media puts forth is that Franklin D. Roosevelt and the âNew Dealâ stopped the Great Depression and saved the American economy. A second New Deal therefore, should be able to save todayâs economy. A closer look at FDRâs policies will reveal that the New Deal did not solve the Great Depression; it did not save capitalism, it actually prolonged the Depression and vastly expanded governmentâs reach.