The that began in 1930 led to widespread poverty, particularly for those that were already just making ends meet. President proposed a social insurance idea in 1932 that led to the social security act in 1935.

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3 October, 12:09

The that began in 1930 led to widespread poverty, particularly for those that were already just making ends meet. President proposed a social insurance idea in 1932 that led to the social security act in 1935.

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Maritza Johnston · Answer 1

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The Great Depression

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The Great Depression started in 1930 and led to widespread poverty, particularly for those that struggled to make ends meet. It was a severe worldwide economic depression that began in the United States with the crash of the stock market. The president responded to this problem by proposing a social insurance idea in 1932 that resulted into the social security act in 1935.

Serenity Moore · Answer 2

Answer:The Great Depression and President Roosevelt