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Leaders of the Progressive movement, the New

Deal, and the Great Society shared the common

belief that the United States government should

(1) increase its involvement in the economy to

improve people’s lives

(2) strengthen the reserved powers of the states

(3) provide for racial equality for all people

(4) support laissez-faire business practices

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Leaders of the Progressive movement, the New Deal, and the Great Society shared the common belief that the United States government should "(1) increase its involvement in the economy to improve people’s lives"

Leaders of the Progressive movement, the New Deal, and the Great Society shared the common belief that the United States government should "(1) increase its involvement in the economy to improve people’s lives"

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