Answer:
From that moment, people urged a government that interferes in the economy, when necessary, and to participate in the main issues of the society.
Explanation:
The cause of the Crash of 1929 was not only the uncontrolled production/consume, but the fact that the government did not care about how the economy was working. According to liberalism (in its pure form), the State shouldn't interfere in the economic or social issues because the capitalism could maintain itself, once the political leader promotes the social development ensuring safety and prosperity. After the economic crisis, became clear that this conception was not working, and should be rethought.
