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The government should intervene in the economy to a certain extent because when there are human civil and social rights at stake, or when there is a economic crises afflicting the country, the government should step in to implement laws and legislation in the economy to drive it forward. For example, during the era of progressivism, after many protests form the working class, the government stepped into enhance their civil and human rights, and during the Great Depression, the government had to step in and form some sort of relief and recovery to the economy.

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The government should intervene to a certain extent. The government should always intervene in time of crisis or inequality.

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The government should intervene in the economy when it is in severe need of help or when it is negatively affecting americans due to manipulation, stress, or recession/depression.

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A government has a full obligation to help its people above all else. While they make sacrifices for the greater good, and weight the cost and benefits of certain decisions, their ultimate responsibility is to serve the people.

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The government should intervene with the economy because without any government intervention there is a higher chance of a economic crash to happen like the Great Depression, the government should also implement laws in order to prevent an economic downfall or any crisis

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While the government definitely has an obligation to help its people, sometimes the situation at hand is not within the power the government holds. When this is the case, they should still attempt to lessen the impact as much as possible.

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The government should most definetly intervene in the economy if there is any certain situation where a large demographic of people are not receieving the same or equal economic opportunity

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I believe that the government should intervene to an extent. The government shouldn't control the economy and incorporate their opinions in how the whole country is treated. Instead they should serve the peoples needs and desires and enforce equality and justice for everyone

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The government has a large obligation to help its people because who else are they going to help? Whatever they do or create always effects us, they are truly the only people along with the president that can create actual change for the people.

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Federalism has been a positive force in the lives of the American people by taking control what people abused and misused, and setting regulations to get out of the great depression.

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The government should intervene in the economy when it is failing with little hope to save it. If there is another economic downfall or depression the government should be involved to stabilize the economy. They shouldn't intervene with any economic growth.

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I think that to some extent the federal government should intervene because without the intervention there is a higher chance that another crash like the Great depression could happen again if they don't and to make sure that there is equal opportunity within the economy

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With the amount of power the government has to turn around an economic downturn they should intervene.

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The government should continue doing what it does today concerning the economy. Right now people have alot of economic freedoms, and all the government really has to do is protect those rights and possibly support us in our endeavors

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One of the most significant legacies of the new deal was the social security system roosevelt implemented because it stills holds up today and provides benefits to those who have retired or become injured and unable to work.

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The government should intervene with the economy, considering there are other people within society, who have differing values that don't really have valid ethical meaning, and those people then go on to make strong decisions regarding the economy. Especially stockbrokers, so having some kind of control of the economy, through the government would prevent there from being a power imbalance of people with certain values that may end up being more detrimental.

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Government should certainly have an obligation to help its people as if the people under a government are suffering, it is their duty to step in, that is they role that they are expected to take on

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The most significant legacies of the New Deal in my opinion are as follows: the increased responsibility of the government to regulate and intervene in the economy, the increased power of the federal government as a whole, the white house, and the president, and the significance of socialist government policy being implemented in a overly capitalist economy.

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A government's primary responsibility is to assist its citizens. While they make compromises for the greater good and assess the pros and cons of various actions, their ultimate goal is to help the citizens of their country.

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The most significant legacy of the New Deal is that towards a certain point, people of color began to find a way to conquer the new deal since it only helped white people and oppressed people of color. It should be remembered today as a important/ historic moment for the minority community because they had more courage then we ever could and I think that needs to be recognized more.

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The government has an absolute obligation to help it's people when they are in a conflict where they cannot help themselves, or not in any possible shape to recovery. The government is not only ran by it's office but it is supported by it's people and that support should not go unnoticed.

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The Most significant legacies of the New deal were unemployment insurance, old age insurance, and insured bank deposits.

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The government is fully responsible for helping its people because chaos can occur if the government is only acting based on their needs and desires. That's selfish and what results in inequality and poverty. the government can only serve one group of people or themselves

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One if the governments main responsibilities is to serve the people

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To great extent does a government have an obligation to help its people because everything they do impacts the people and if the people are struggling the government holds the responsibility to support them

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One of the most significant legacies that the New Deal should be remembered by are its financial aid programs and acts like the SS act and AAA program

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The social security act was the most significant legacy from the new deal because it's still used today to help retired people or people who are unable to work.

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Depending on the potential problems the government stepping in could cause, and some of the seen issues and opinions regarding a situation, and who is in control, the government should have eyes on it, but depending on what the people are actually doing and the reasoning for the position they are in, the government should most of the time help its people, but perhaps it is not always something they are completely prompted to do.

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The government has a very large obligation to help its people, especially in times of political or economic crisis. According to the rules of democracy, the people are the government, and the government serves the people. The government has to always act to serve the people to enhance their civil and social rights. During the New Deal, the government had an obligation to reform rules and laws and change the economy to help the people, and they acted thus, to an extent where they did serve mostly white men and and women, to be blunt. For example, during the pandemic, the government worked hard (arguably not hard enough) to make sure that people were safe and healthy and were able to access resources they needed for that health. So yes, in essence, the government has to act for the people.

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I think to a high extent that the government has an obligation to help it's people and that's because their full repsponsibility is to serve the people, and to help the citizens in the country.

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One legacy that I found interesting enough is FDR's inability to walk. He was able to, with the help of his wife, build the country back up from a depression when he could not walk himself and that symbolism can sell a next generation on the best things about this country

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The government should intervene in the economy to a certain extent only if there is a crisis so they could create laws to protect it and make sure that it does not happen again

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The responsibility of the federal government to help resolve the economic depression

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In all reality, federalism only helped a certain demographic of people because they never saw people of color as actual "people" the way they defined it in the US history books even though it is a hidden message. Federalism gave courage but not to the right people in a way.

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The government has a full obligation to help its people because they are meant to protect and stabilize the country. Governments have to serve the people and by helping this, the government is fulfilling its duty to the people.

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The government should intervene with the economy to create the impact for the people with having to do with supportive and not commit a downfall affect or being stressed, manipulated, and with depression on making sure that they can provide equal opportunities.

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The government should no doubt intervene with the economy to prevent corruption. As seen before the great depression, wall street and insider trading had become such a large problem that when the market crashed, everyone was impacted. If the government had regulated the market or economy, this could have been prevented.

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The government should intervene in situations that involve the economy because the Great Depression proved as a example that anything could go if they let potential problems keep going without catching them before they get worse and set America in a bad economic state.

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Federalism has been a positive force for the lives of the American people as it serves to reach out and deal with any major issues that people are dealing with in the nation

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One of the most significant legacies of the New Deal is the Social security Act. Because it is one of the few New Deal Policies that is still around which supports the elderly when they are in retirement for the rest of their lives. This deal also provides benefits to people who are unemployed or injured while in work.

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The most significant legacies of the New Deal were those which provided welfare for woman suffering or mothers and their children that were discriminated, unemployed, and at disadvantages throughout the New Deal, such as WPA or SSA

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When the economy is in desperate need of assistance or when it is badly affecting Americans due to manipulation, stress, or recession/depression, the government should step in and help.

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Federalism has become a positive force because it was slowly turned from a powerful weapon to oppress people of color into a force which protects its citizens. It doesn't help with everything but it is still helpful since its around

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The most significant legacies of the new deal are the social security system because we still use it today to help people in retirement and also financial aid programs which support people in need.

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The most significant legacies of the New Deal, is controlling the economy, and building a stable economic foundation for the country. It was automatically implemented that there had to be regulation within the way people were effected by the economy, and the way the economy was changed, there were definitely strong regulations set in place that would develop a long time of economic stabilization to some degree.

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The government has an obligation to help out the people because what is a government if it doesn't help their own people. There are consequences if the people are ignored like corruption.

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the government has an obligation to help its people to a great extent because its main purpose/responsibility is to serve its people

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I think the most significant legacies of the new deal is he social security systems that were put into place, I think this is an example of a positive thing from the new deal and it should be remembered as good. Another legacy of the new deal is the public work jobs which discriminated people of color and women so I think these things like the NRA should not be remembered positively.

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The government has a full right to protecting their people because if they don't then we would live in anarchy. The governments job is to take care of its country, and if it doesn't do that it is clearly corrupted

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Federalism has been a positive force in the lives of American people in that it provides a certain level of protection to lower class individuals who social security should mostly benefit. Furthermore, federalism prevents potentially oligarchical and corrupt state or local governments from having too much power, and unites the country, which strenghthens the economy.

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The most significant legacy of the New Deal is the social security system. This system helped protect millions of Americans and its still very important today.

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The government has to help people because it is their country and to not intervene when their are problems they can solve would only make the country worse and people not wanting to live there.

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The social security system that Roosevelt (FDR) established is one of the most important legacies of the New Deal since it still works today and gives payments to those who have retired or become wounded and unable to work.

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the most significant legacies of the new deal was the WPA, which implemented jobs for millions of people to come back to the workforce and earn some money on public works projects for the country. another significant legacy was the SSA, which started giving relief and financial support to those on the poverty line or below it, to support them in times of need. Another significant legacy is the protection of protests and labor unions for those who wanted changes in their workplace.

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The government should intervene in the economy is where there's trends that show people are suffering due to poverty or corruptions and monopolies are at play.

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Federalism has been positive to a certain extent because it really only seeks to provide or target a certain demographic that excludes minorities (majority being women and people of color).

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They had a very strong obligation for the needs of people beside the situation that occur if they can have opportunities on protecting the citizens in most of the countries being desired.

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The duty of national governments to maintain and execute international human rights measures isn't in doubt.

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The initial values of federalism are positive, but as time has gone, similar to what Evan said, federalism has been abused, and has given people a stronger say in dictating their own personal values, to holding other people in uncomfortable societal positions, that are very unjust.

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Federalism has benefitted the american people by being more active in the american economy without being too restrictive. Federalism also benefits us in times of economic recession which is good because it can provide support to those in need and support them in stabilizing themselves financially.

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The new Deal only targeted a specific group of people, white men. Doing this increased the women and people of color that were put to disadvantages. The New Deal assisted white men and families to boost financially, be employed, come out of the poverty, as women and people of color were chosen last

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Federalism has been a constructive factor in the lives of the American people, taking control of what people mistreated and misused and establishing restrictions to help the country emerge from the Great Depression.

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I think to a certain extent federalism has been a positive force in the lives of the American people, because federalism took control of systems that people abused and overused and by setting those regulations they were able to get people out of the great depression.

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The SSA is the most significant legacies because it gives aid to those who need it such as Retired people and to those who cant work

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Federalism had been very positive in protecting the lives of low-class Americans. Without this form of government, the lower class could be discriminated against and taken advantage of. Since federalism protects and benefits the lower class, it is very positive.

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federalism has been a mainly positive force, however, it only applies to some people/a certain demographic and excludes minorities to some extent.

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The new deal should be remembered as one of the deals that had saved America from a horrible economic situation however it should also be remembered for it's poor treatment of distributing equal rights for women and POC that doomed them while white men did better overall.

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Federalism has been a somewhat positive force in the lives of the American people because it provides protection to people in need but at the same time it only targets a certain demographic and excludes minorities

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The most significant legacies was honestly the acts of the AAA and SS such as the financial aid programs

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Federalism is a strong force for the people to some extent because unfortunately due to some manipulation of government and congress members, the government can abuse its power and not work with state governments' accordingly to work with the people, and this seems pretty apparent in this day and age....

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The content of Unit #3 perfectly exemplifies the ways in which the government must intervene in the economy. Larger scale economic crises such as the Great Depression obviously need to be handled, but the government needs to intervene when the economy is not serving the interests of the people. For example, when unemployment rises, lower class individuals suffer, corrupt business tactics are in use, racial discrimination is widespread, etc.

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Federalism has been a positive for America however it does have it's flaws when the government can't control the laws the state makes and it could make one state more powerful than the other.

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Did positive opportunity for to helps the citizens instead of being abused or the hates of federalism