The New Deal Policy Guaranteeing the Right to Organize a Union

question 13

Multiple Choice

The New Deal policy guaranteeing the right to organize a union and set regulations for collective bargaining is known as:

• A) Social Security.
• B) the Federal Emergency Relief Administration.
• C) the Public Works Administration.
• D) the National Recovery Administration.
• E) the National Labor Relations Act.

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Definitions:

New Variable

The process of declaring a memory space for storing values, with a specific type in programming.

Pointer Variable

A pointer variable is a variable that stores the memory address of another variable, enabling direct memory access and manipulation in programming.

Store Address

Relating to storing or saving a memory address in a programming context, often used in variables to reference locations.

Variable

An element of coding that represents a storage location paired with an associated symbolic name, which contains some known or unknown quantity or information, also called its value.