Social Security Act
1935
Basic Questions
- Who was the program intended to help?
New Deal program that helped disabled, unemployed, and Americans over age of 65 years.
- What was this program intended to do?
- Does this program fall under the Relief, Recovery, or Reform program of Roosevelt's New Deal?
- How successful do you believe this program was at relieving the economic crisis?
- How does this program add to your understanding of the Great Depression?
- Does this program still exist today?
The Social Security Card
The Great Depression
Signature Of The Social Security Act
Old Folks In Search For Money
Benifits Of The Social Security Act
Social Security Starts
Social Security: The Greatest Government Policy of All Time?
3 Major Highlights & Summary
- Largest and most successful goverment policy in the history of the United States.
- Social Security gives to retired workers, familys of decesed workers, dissabled Americains and their familys.
- Social Security has eliminated the vast majority of elderly poverty.