Question

how did the American industial revolution affect public policy during the era of "state activism"

Answer 1

During 1940, the federal government was not successful to ensure the civil right to the common people and due to developing economy and increased industrial revolution, the federal government also started to have the weakness to control the business or the industry The power of the industry was protected against any sort of government activism or initiatives with the help of conservative judiciary that manly interpreted the constitution in favor of protecting the business or the corporate and not even minimum of regulations were supported.

Meanwhile, during 1900, there was a public demand for the interference of the federal and state government to improve industrial relations and labor safety. But the policy in this era adopted by the federal government can be aid as noninterventionist. the federal government was more in favor of laissez-faire economic which indicated the freedom of the business for the government interferences

And it facilitated the controlled role of federal and state government for operating the business

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