The New Deal promoted many programs to optimize the economy, create new jobs and protect the worker. According to the programs presented in the question above, we can relate them to your goals as follows:
- Social Security Act: Created unemployment insurance, retiree pensions, disability insurance, and aid to poor children.
- Fair Labor Standards Act: Created a minimum wage and maximum hours for many workers.
- National Labor Relations Act: Created a board to oversee labor laws.
- Works’ Progress Administration: Created jobs in public works, the arts, and research.
These programs were bold but well-established attitudes aimed at curbing the economic problems caused by the Great Depression and promoting rapid economic recovery.
However, the federal government understood that this recovery could not be accomplished through the undue exploitation of the working class, so it created programs that would protect this class and allow the entire country to take advantage of national economic optimization.
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The Bill of Rights<span> was </span>added<span> to the United States </span>Constitution<span> to guarantee the protection of the people from a strong central government. It served as a compromise between the Federalists and Anti-Federalists to achieve the ratification of the </span>Constitution<span>.</span>
The correct answer is State governments
Explanation: In the United States, the voter's vote is not credited directly to his or her candidate. Electoral votes from each state (even if given to specific candidates) serve to elect delegates to the Electoral College. These are the ones who will represent the voters of your federation unit in the final choice of the future president.
They would be around 65 to 75 or even older
There were a number of reasons. A few of which are; new land and religious freedom.
