How did roosevelt's plan to address the problems of the great depression change the role of the american government?

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The answer is C. the government took on a greater role in the national economy and created programs to address the nation's unemployment problems.

Ierofanga [76]2 years ago

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The correct answer is letter C.

Franklin D Roosevelt created a set of policies within the New Deal to solve the problems the nation was facing during the Great Depression.

By doing so, the government took a lot of responsibilities regarding the nation’s economy, and also regarding public health, safety, etc.

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