US policies during the Great Depression refer to the various strategies and approaches adopted by the United States government to address the economic crisis. These policies included measures like New Deal programs, regulatory reforms, and increased government intervention in the economy.
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New Deal: A series of economic programs implemented by President Franklin D. Roosevelt aimed at providing relief, recovery, and reform during the Great Depression.
Regulation: The act of controlling or supervising certain activities or industries through laws or rules.
Government Intervention: Actions taken by a government to influence economic activity or market behavior in order to achieve certain objectives.