How did the United states and Germany use the power of the government to solve the problems of the great depression?

During the Great Depression, the United States implemented the New Deal, a series of government programs and reforms aimed at economic recovery, which included job creation through public works, financial support for farmers, and banking reforms. In Germany, the government, under Adolf Hitler, utilized state power to stimulate the economy through massive infrastructure projects, rearmament, and the establishment of a totalitarian regime that suppressed dissent and mobilized resources for economic recovery. Both nations focused on government intervention, but their approaches differed significantly in ideology and implementation.