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In which decade of the twentieth century did the government begin to take a much larger role in the US economy?
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In which decade of the twentieth century did the government begin to take a much larger role in the US economy?

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1930's

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It was in the 1930s and to some extent the 1940s that the US Government started to take a much larger role in the US economy, primarily through Roosevelt's New Deal programs.
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