Question

What Supreme Court decisions occurred during the Great Depression and New Deal that prevented further government involvement in the U.S. capitalist economy? How did these decisions help define the role the government should have in the economy?

Answer 1

Caused mostly by Capitalism

Step-by-step explanation:

Capitalism has engaged in many ways in the cause and effects of the Great Depression.

The stock market crashed and collapsed causing banks to crash, the money supply of nations dwindled, and corporations failed.

Which caused people to lose their jobs, farms and even their homes.