The Interwar period (1918 – 1941) was marked by significant political, social, a

The Interwar period (1918 – 1941) was marked by significant political, social, and economic transformations. It was a time of contrasts, where the nation experienced both prosperity and hardship. In your opinion, what event, person, policy, or concept created the most significant and lasting impact on the shaping of modern America? Support your argument with references to the texts, video and audio resources, and primary sources we have explored.
The saying, “too much government is a bad thing” is erroneously attributed to Thomas Jefferson. But many might agree! The Great Depression cast a shadow of unprecedented economic despair across the United States, leaving individuals and families grappling with joblessness, poverty, and uncertainty. In response to the dire circumstances, the government initiated a series of interventionist measures aimed at mitigating the crisis’s effects and fostering recovery. The impact of government intervention through the New Deal Program was profound, reverberating through both economic and social realms.
Evaluate the role of the American government and Roosevelt’s New Deal Program in addressing the economic crises and social hardships faced by Americans during the Great Depression. Do you think that Americans were right to rely on the government for support in navigating the Great Depression, or is too much government indeed a bad thing? Refer to at least one specific New Deal Program in your response. How does your argument extend to your opinions of the influence of government in the modern context?