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14 August, 20:43

What is the most notable aspect of Social Security that began during the Great Depression?

a.) It was the only legislation that included relief, recovery and reform.

b.) It was the first program initiated in FDR's New Deal.

c.) It was the only New Deal legislation deemed unconstitutional.

d.) It was the most significant and enduring part of the New Deal.

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