Question

Choose all that are true statements. Please help asap its a K12

Hoover's philosophy was known as Rugged Individualism.



The FDIC guaranteed the safety of money in the banks.



The WPA and the CCC were programs of the New Deal that were designed to put the poor and unemployed back to work.



One initiative that was signed into law (Act) was created to provide financial relief to the elderly. (SSA)



Roosevelt had a negative attitude. This was illustrated by his quote before leaving office, "We are at the end of our string. There is nothing more we can do."



The Social Security Act guaranteed the safety of money in the banks.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

The following statements are true:

• Hoover's philosophy was known as Rugged Individualism.
• The FDIC guaranteed the safety of money in the banks.
• The WPA and the CCC were programs of the New Deal that were designed to put the poor and unemployed back to work.
• One initiative that was signed into law (Act) was created to provide financial relief to the elderly. (SSA)

The following statement is false:

• The Social Security Act guaranteed the safety of money in the banks. The Social Security Act was a federal law that established a social insurance program to provide financial protection to individuals in the event of retirement, disability, or death. It did not guarantee the safety of money in the banks.

The following statement is not a statement of fact and cannot be either true or false:

• Roosevelt had a negative attitude. This was illustrated by his quote before leaving office, "We are at the end of our string. There is nothing more we can do." This statement presents the opinion of the speaker about Roosevelt's attitude and does not provide verifiable information about Roosevelt's attitudes or actions.