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Which statement best describes the US welfare system in 1930?

Which statement best describes the US welfare system in 1930?
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Which statement best describes the US welfare system in 1930?

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The 1930s in the United States were marked by FDR's New Deal programs, which sought to get Americans financially secure again. Therefore the welfare system was greatly improving.
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