<span>Calvin Coolidge’s economic policies during the early 1930s helped people forget about the scandals of the administration of Harding. He portrayed an image of an honest leader and a man of integrity, which helped give hope to the people and the restoration of the public's confidence with the government.</span>
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Your answer is George Washington:
Reason: George Washington was one of the few presidents that taught in war while in office.
:He was born in the U.S.
De Tocqueville observed a laissez-faire government in the United States, which meant that the government allowed businesses and commercial activity to occur with little governmental oversight. Laissez-faire is French for "hands off," thereby implying a disconnected role between government and business, a policy that led to the creation of huge monopolies, wealth inequality, and the Gilded Age in the late 1800s.
