Question

what best explains president trumans vision for the role of government in the years following world war 2?
reducing the number of government regulations on private businesses would spur economic growth.
because america was economically stable after the war, the government should spend most of its energy on international issues.
the american government should work to make society more fair for all individuals.
the best course of action would be to reduce the presence of the government in peoples everyday lives.

Explanation:

Truman aimed to create a more equitable society post - WWII through government action, such as in areas like civil rights and social welfare. He did not focus on reducing government presence or regulations on business as primary goals, nor did he prioritize international issues over domestic fairness just because of economic stability.

Answer:

The American government should work to make society more fair for all individuals.