The First 100 Days of 1933 Produced the Most Significant

question 92

Multiple Choice

The first 100 days of 1933 produced the most significant list of legislation ever passed in U.S.history, including the creation of the

• A)Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA).
• B)Center for Disease Control (CDC).
• C)Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA).
• D)Works Progress Administration (WPA).
• E)None of the above

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Definitions:

Biased

Refers to an unfair tendency or prejudice towards certain ideas, groups, or individuals which can affect decision-making processes.

Time Commitment Costs

The expenses associated with the amount of time required to complete a task or project, considering how that time could have been spent on other activities.

Union Suppression

Involves actions or strategies employed by employers to prevent or diminish the power of labor unions within their organization.

Nonunion

Refers to workplaces or employees not affiliated with a labor union, often implying a lack of collective bargaining for rights and wages.