Suppose It Is the 1930s and You Have Just Recently

question 68

Multiple Choice

Suppose it is the 1930s and you have just recently lost your job and most of your savings due to a steep downturn in the economy. You are aware that President Roosevelt has implemented several new programs as part of the New Deal, but do not want to accept a handout from the federal government since you are still young and able to work. What other option is available to you through FDR's New Deal programs?

• A) You will receive a monthly stipend as part of your universal basic income.
• B) You can open a federally insured bank account.
• C) The program has established a Social Security benefit program.
• D) Public works jobs are available through the federal government.

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