What issues were raised by the federal government’s efforts to end the Great Depression

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The main issue raised by the federal government's effort to end the Great Depression was the question about the role and size of the federal government.

Prior to FDR, the federal government had limited rights and responsibilities. The depression made the US government take away some powers from the States in an effort to nationally solve the crisis.

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