How Did the Social Security Act of 1935 Reinforce Women's

question 18

Multiple Choice

How did the Social Security Act of 1935 reinforce women's inequality as wage workers?

• A) Women only received benefits after their husband died if they quit their paying jobs.
• B) The act only covered men working in the factories, not women.
• C) The act offered no coverage for workers in domestic and agricultural occupations.
• D) Dependent mothers only received funds for their children if they did not work.

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