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Passed in 1935, Roosevelt's most significant reform measure was the a. Fair Labor Standards Act. b. Social Security Act. c. National Labor Relations Board. d. Wagner Act.
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Passed in 1935, Roosevelt's most significant reform measure was the

a. Fair Labor Standards Act.
b. Social Security Act.
c. National Labor Relations Board.
d. Wagner Act.

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Roosevelt's most significant reform measure was the "b. Social Security Act" since this was one of the acts passed during the New Deal that truly affected all Americans, and continues to do so to this day.
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