History, 18.02.2021 01:40, Ashleymsmith

How has the experience of the Great Depression changed the perception of the role of the federal government in the lives of U. S. citizens? *
There is less dependence on the federal government for employment.
There is a greater distrust for federal interference in interstate commerce
There is a greater acceptance of federal regulation of banking.
O There is less dependence on the federal government for farm subsidies.

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