The Welfare Programs Created Under Roosevelt's New Deal Were Intended

question 10

Multiple Choice

The welfare programs created under Roosevelt's New Deal were intended as

• A) ways to generate more tax revenue back to the government.
• B) reimbursement and reparations for structural inequalities faced by certain groups in society.
• C) a safety net for those who found themselves facing adversity so that they could get back on their feet.
• D) poverty prevention programs to keep people in their jobs and thriving.

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Definitions:

Arterioles

Small blood vessels that extend and branch out from arteries, leading to capillaries; they play a key role in regulating blood pressure.

Dermal Blood Vessels

Refers to the network of blood vessels situated within the dermal layer of the skin, which provide nutrients and regulate temperature.

Blistered

A condition characterized by the formation of small bubbles of fluid beneath the skin, often resulting from friction, burns, or other injuries.

Second Degree

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