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One way in which the New Deal and the Great
Society are similar is that both programs were
based on the belief that
(1) volunteer organizations should take over
federal relief efforts
(2) government should impose fewer regulations
on business
(3) states should pay a larger share of the cost of
federal programs
(4) the federal government should do more to
help citizens in need



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One way in which the New Deal and the Great Society are similar is that both programs were based on the belief that "(4) the federal government should do more to help citizens in need"

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