Contents <span> [hide] </span><span><span>1Free Albania</span><span>2Belgium</span><span>3Brazil (1942–1945)</span><span><span>4British Empire and Commonwealth</span><span><span>4.1<span> Australia</span></span><span>4.2<span> Canada</span></span><span>4.3<span> India</span></span><span>4.4<span> New Zealand</span></span><span>4.5<span> Union of South Africa</span></span><span><span>4.6<span> United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland</span></span><span><span>4.6.1British Malaya</span><span>4.6.2<span> Newfoundland</span></span><span>4.6.3<span> British Mandate for Palestine</span></span><span>4.6.4<span> Southern Rhodesia</span></span></span></span></span></span><span>5Republic of China</span><span>6Free Czechoslovak Republic</span><span>7Kingdom of Denmark (1940–1945)</span><span>8Kingdom of Egypt</span><span>9Empire of Ethiopia</span><span><span>10French Third Republic (Until 1940)</span><span>10.1Free French Forces (and later Fighting France and Provisional government of the French Republic)</span></span><span>11Kingdom of Greece (1940–1945)</span><span>12Imperial State of Iran (after Anglo-Soviet Invasion)</span><span>13Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea</span><span>14Republic of Liberia</span><span>15Grand Duchy of Luxembourg</span><span>16United Mexican States</span><span>17Mongolian People's Republic</span><span>18Kingdom of the Netherlands (1940–1945)</span><span>19Kingdom of Norway</span><span><span>20Second Polish Republic</span><span>20.1Polish Government in Exile and Secret State</span></span><span>21Soviet Union (1941–1945)</span><span><span>22United States of America (1941–1945)</span><span><span>22.1European and North African Front</span><span>22.2Pacific Front</span><span>22.3Puerto Rico</span><span>22.4Commonwealth of the Philippines</span></span></span><span>23Kingdom of Yugoslavia</span><span>24See also</span><span>25<span>References</span></span></span>
With the assistance of the ulema and qadis, the Abbasid empire was administered "<span>under the guidelines of the Quran and sharia," since there was an unflappable religious influence to the governance strategy. </span>
Answer: The Social Security Act of 1935 is a law enacted by the 74th United States Congress and signed into law by US President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The law created the Social Security program as well as insurance against unemployment. The law was part of Roosevelt's New Deal domestic program.
