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What did the government do in response to the Great Depression 1929-1941
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What did the government do in response to the Great Depression 1929-1941

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THIS IS THE CORRECT ANSRR NOT FROM THE WEB

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the government increased relief spending,laying off employees,making cuts to health care, education, and other programs.

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