The original Social Security Act of 1935 established two insurance programs for those who were working or who had worked. These were Federal Old Age Insurance and ____________ which was to be developed by states.

The 1965 Immigration Act formalized new criteria for entry into the United States. These new criteria included priorities for

In response to the immediate problems and relief, Roosevelt proposed three types of remedial legislation. Which is NOT one of them?

The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PWORA) of 1996 changed federal funding for cash assistance to poor families to

The original Social Security Act of 1935 established which of the following to enable states to make adequate provisions to assist their needy

The medical program for low-income individuals and families is

The concept of a negative income tax (NIT) in which low income families would be guaranteed a minimum annual income failed because

Historically this group of population has played a major role in the expansion of public welfare policies because of their unique social and economic contributions. Their programs have set precedents for benefits later extended to other groups.

Native Americans had not been treated as citizens before 20th century. They were recognized as United States citizens in 1924.

In the 1960’s, “man-in-the-house rules” specified that