How did Americans believe the government should become involved in solving the economic crisis created by the Great Depression?

Many Americans believed that government intervention was contrary to a privatized economic system.

Many Americans wanted to seize the assets of the wealthy and redistribute them to the less fortunate.

Many Americans believed that private businesses needed to be run by the government to restore order to the economy.

Many Americans wanted the government to make sweeping changes that would improve the economy.

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Kaiden Mercado · Answer 1

Many Americans believed that government intervention was contrary to a privatized economic system.