How did the New Deal change the role of the federal government in the lives of individuals?

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The New Deal marked a shift in the role of the federal government from broad-based regulations to delivering a wide range of benefits directly to individuals. This included programs such as Social Security, unemployment insurance, and welfare, which provided direct assistance to individuals in need.

Answer: A 
 The New Deal did create a legal system that allowed for citizens to appeal decisions that government made in their lives. This was accomplished through the establishment of administrative agencies and procedures that allowed for public input and legal challenges to government actions.

Answer: C, D, and E are incorrect 
 The New Deal did not give more control of policies to individual members of Congress or more power to state and local officials. It also did not allow citizens to opt out of new federal programs.

How Did the New Deal Change the Role of the Federal