The Great Depression led to
I.a variety of innovative programs to combat unemployment.
II.a new philosophy about the role of government.
III.a growth in national government activity.
IV.a provision allowing the election of FDR for four terms.

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The Great Depression did lead to a variety of innovative programs to combat unemployment, such as the New Deal, and a new philosophy about the role of government in providing economic relief and regulating the economy. This resulted in a growth in national government activity, which is reflected in many of the programs and policies implemented during this time. However, there is no direct connection between the Great Depression and the provision allowing the election of FDR for four terms, as this was a separate policy implemented later on.

The Great Depression Led to