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What was the basic idea behind much of the domestic legislation during the New Deal?

A. The Federal Government should help bug business
B. that the Federal Government should assume some responsibility for the welfare of the people
C. that the Federal Government should own and operate major industries in the country
D. that the Federal Government should require local communities to be responsible for social welfare programs

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The basic idea behind much of the domestic legislation during the New Deal was that the Federal Government should assume some responsibility for the welfare of the people. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option or option "B". I hope that the answer helped you.

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