Question

During the 1930s, the "New Deal" demonstrated the willingness of the United States government to do what

Answer 1

Intervene in the economy.

The economic crisis of 1929 that began the Great Depression of the 1930s changed the perception of economists in relation to liberal economic orthodoxy. Thus, Franklin Roosevelt was elected with a new platform, which promised to provide social assistance to people and intervene to solve the depression of the economy.

Rooseveld was influenced by economist John Keynes, who introduced a theory that suggested that the state should use its fiscal power in times of crisis. In fact, this was successful when Rooseveld launched a series of interventions, the New Deal, which helped people find jobs, instituted social security, and intervened in corporate pricing and production.

Answer 2

Answer;
During the 1930's, the "New Deal" demonstrated the willingness of the United States Government to become more involved in the direction of the United States economy.

 Explanation;
New deal was a series of programs and projects that were instituted during the Great depression by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It aimed to restore prosperity to Americans, by stabilizing the economy and providing jobs and relief to those who were suffering.