How did the New Deal and the Great Society change the role of the federal government?
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The Federal Government had a greater role on the country.

Explanation:

Before FDR and the New Deal, the government was Republican. Republicans believed in letting the economy sort itself out (laissez-faire). FDR, however, was a Democrat. He believed in big government and heavy regulations. With the New Deal programs, suddenly everything was being regulated by the government, including people's lives. An example of this is the Social Security Act. The SSA created old-age benefits, benefits for those in accidents. and aid to struggling families. This was very different from before, where people were strong believers in Social Darwinism, which was the belief in the survival of the fittest. I hope this helps!

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