Answer:
Stereotype
Explanation:
A stereotype is a pre-established conception about an object/person/condition/situation, that is not factual or accurate since it is a perception that is mainly based on our limited point of view -whether promoted by society or not- and ignores other factors.
Gerald's belief about Republicans is an example of a stereotype because he, without knowing all the Republicans of the world, asserts that all Republicans are narrowminded, and thus, he will tend to discard any Republican's opinion.
The New Deal affected millions of workers and their families. The Wagner Act boosted union membership, which continued to grow after World War II. ... New Deal legislation created child labor laws, workers' compensation laws, and unemployment insurance, programs that had important and enduring impacts on the U.S. economy.
Easy they found it by hunting/gathering and there tools made it easier to harvest crops and or kill big animals