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How does Madison and Roosevelt contrast in their emphasis about the role of government? * Your answer Back Submit

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Answer:

Madison and Roosevelt have different opinions about government interference in American society.

Explanation:

Madison and his companions firmly believed that the existence of government was simply to protect the privileges that God had provided people within the law. Madison advised a limited role in the government. However, Roosevelt was a leader of different time who has witnessed different socio-political conditions. His presidency period has been marked by an increased role of the federal government in the lives of Americans.

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