What do the Federal Emergency Relief Administration (1933), the Social Security Act (1935), and the Fair Labor Standards Act (19
38) have in common? All were primarily aimed at helping the unemployed.
All involved redistribution of wealth.
All were reform measures of the Second New Deal.
All strengthened organized labor.
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration gave federal grants to States in order to help pay for government workers and to mantain suop kitchens and other federal and state programs to help the poor, the Social security act aimed to help social security to the poorest people get security services, and the fair labor standars act tried to trestrict the hours of work a week to 40, this gave better working conditions.
