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SOMEONE HELP ME PLEASE How did the Great Depression change people’s view of the role of the Federal Government?
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How did the Great Depression change people’s view of the role of the Federal Government?

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The great depression caused a major shift in peoples ideas about the rule that the government should pay in every day life prior to the depression many politicians advocated for a minimal government role in society since the so-called warring 20s meant that people were doing well without government assistance
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they expected national government to become involved in the economy

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