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Unit 4 – American Political Ideologies and Beliefs
Topic 4.9
How did the economic ideologies of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal contrast with those of laissez-faire capitalism prevalent during the Gilded Age?
The New Deal adopted principles of laissez-faire capitalism, leaving markets to operate without interference.
Both advocated for limited governmental regulation and intervention.
Both promoted extensive government intervention in economic affairs.
The New Deal promoted government intervention in the economy, while laissez-faire capitalism encouraged minimal government involvement.
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