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How was the new deal’s approach to the crisis of the great depression different from previous responses to economic slumps in American history
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How was the new deal’s approach to the crisis of the great depression different from previous responses to economic slumps in American history

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It was more hands on and government involved. Before that, the government wouldn't get too involved (the idea of richer get richer and poorer get poorer). They didn't care that much until now.
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