What Was a Contribution of the Social Security Act of 1935

question 7

Multiple Choice

What was a contribution of the Social Security Act of 1935?

• A)Aid for means-tested public assistance for the elderly
• B)Established a social insurance system for individuals age 65 and older,regardless of financial need
• C)Matched funds spent by the states for needy elderly,who could be considered among the "deserving" poor
• D)All of the above

---

Definitions:

Racketeer Influenced

Pertaining to businesses or operations corrupted by criminal activities, often associated with organized crime.

Corrupt Organizations Act

Often refers to laws designed to combat organized crime by allowing for legal actions against individuals and businesses involved in criminal activities.

Robbery

The act of taking property from another person or their immediate presence through force or threat of force.

Cashier

An employee who handles transactions with customers, typically in a retail environment.