President Franklin Roosevelt signs the Social Security Act, 1935
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Question 0100129:
One of the most significant aid programs of the New Deal was Social Security which is financed by
(A) taxes on both employers and employees
(B) direct levies on business
(C) property taxes
(D) import tariffs
(E) export taxes
One of the most significant aid programs of the New Deal was Social Security which is financed by
(A) taxes on both employers and employees
(B) direct levies on business
(C) property taxes
(D) import tariffs
(E) export taxes