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How did the Great Depression change the government's approach to the economy? A.The government backed off and didn't get involved B.The government didn't actually change policy C.The government got aid
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How did the Great Depression change the government's approach to the economy?

A.The government backed off and didn't get involved
B.The government didn't actually change policy
C.The government got aid from other countries
D.The government regulated the economy more

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Answer:A.The government backed off and didn’t get involved

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