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After the Roaring 20s, the United States experienced the Great Depression, which began with the Stock Market crash of October 1929. Economic prosperity gave way to widespread unemployment, bank failures, and severe poverty throughout the 1930s. This period prompted significant government intervention and the implementation of New Deal programs under President Franklin D. Roosevelt to stimulate the economy and provide relief. The combination of these factors fundamentally altered American society and economics, leading to a shift in policy and public attitudes toward government responsibility.

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