Up until the ________,the federal government took little responsibility for enacting policies to ensure the social well-being of the American public.

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It wasn't until the 1930s and the New Deal under President Franklin D. Roosevelt that the federal government began implementing policies to address social issues such as unemployment, poverty, and healthcare. Prior to this, the federal government primarily focused on national defense and economic regulation.

Up Until the ________,The Federal Government Took Little Responsibility for Enacting