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:

Incorporation Papers

are legal documents filed with a governmental body to legally document the creation of a corporation.

Corporation Powers

The legal rights endowed to a corporation, allowing it to act as a single entity and carry out its business.

Statutory Norms

Established standards or rules set forth in laws enacted by legislative bodies.

Shareholder Agreements

Legal contracts among shareholders of a corporation, outlining their rights, duties, and obligations.