The Social Security Act of 1935

question 26

Multiple Choice

The Social Security Act of 1935:

• A) was originally vetoed by President Roosevelt.
• B) was adopted from the British welfare system.
• C) provided federal funding for the poor and needy.
• D) included pensions and unemployment relief.
• E) covered all workers in industry and agriculture.

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