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Worker's compensation for federal employees implemented by the Kern-McGillicuddy Act. For the first time, workers received pay without working because of injury endured at work.

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Social Security, Aid to Dependent Children, and unemployment compensation was created by congress. Some workers were excluded like agriculture workers, self-employed workers, domestic workers and many others.

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3.5 million workers who were excluded from the original Social Security Act are now included. Another revision was that they raised the amount of compensation to meet the cost of living.

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Preschool starts for impoverished children due to Head Start. The government covered the cost.

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Medicare and Medicaid implemented by congress for people who were disabled or retired.

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People across the nation now have access to Food Stamps which pay groceries for those who cannot afford to buy them.

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To encourage recipients to join the work force, TANF creates work incentives. For example, they offer schooling on various topics.

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Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives was implemented by the White House to encourage churches to help those in need.

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SNAP benefits given to 46 million Americans in need of food.

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Relief Programs help people recover from unexpected disasters like Covid-19 or Hurricane Katrina.

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Energy Assistance helps people pay for heating, cooling, and electric.

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Section 8 Housing provides housing to people who are homeless. Sometimes they live rent-free or pay a small sum of money.

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Childcare pays for daycare but this is only done in some states.