Question

What was the enduring belief that the Social Security Act created for the first time in

American society?


a) that high taxes are the price workers pay for the New Deal programs


b) that employers must pay pensions to workers who are injured on the job


c) that the government should be responsible for those who cannot work


d) that the government must help African American farm and domestic workers

Answer 1

that the government should be responsible for those who cannot work.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

c) that the government should be responsible for those who cannot work.

Step-by-step explanation:

Social security Act has its roots in paying for the veterans who were injured during the war period. Gradually it included the people above the age of 65 who retired from their jobs. The act came into being in 1935 to ensure social security to the unemployed, elderly and to the section of disadvantaged Americans. Federal offices enforce the program to benefit those who cannot work.