The director of the Works Progress Administration who was also a social worker was

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

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

During the Colonial period, needy widows and their children were considered worthy poor and received aid.

The Temperance Movement engaged in a widespread campaign against alcohol by focusing on the .

As a response to rapid population growth, most local governments took the approach of selling the poor who were unable to work to the lowest bidder, auctioning the able-bodied, and

The term nativism refers to

In 1920s, the corporation provided social welfare services like pension program and unemployment benefits. Although they disappeared during the Great Depression, this idea became one of the important part of American social welfare later.

In the early 1900’s, the ______________ was a reaction against abuse by unregulated capitalism and resulted in increased government oversight and political reform.

According to the author of the textbook, the formulation of social policies and programs for families historically resulted from the interaction of four factors. Which is NOT one of them?