Question

20th century presidential powers
the government gets involved

• franklin d. roosevelt (fdr) became president in 1932 during the depression, and the federal government became deeply involved in fixing the economy through the new deal
• fdr was elected president four times before passing away in office in 1945. after fdr, there was a rule made that presidents could only serve two terms
• this rule was made because many believed that fdr had gotten too much power during his presidency, and they did not want to grant a president that much power again

which event changed the involvement and power of the president and federal government?
the great depression
the civil war
the industrial revolution

Explanation:

The text states that FDR became president in 1932 during the Depression, and the federal government became deeply involved in fixing the economy through the New Deal. This indicates that the Great Depression was the event that changed the involvement and power of the president and federal government. The Civil War and Industrial Revolution are not mentioned in the provided text as events related to this change.

Answer:

the Great Depression