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What if something happens to the person who provides for your family?

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What if something happens to the person who provides for your family?

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No need to worry! We've got you covered! This act also gives widows and their families monthly checks so they can still be able to provide for their families.

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The elderly are those who can no longer work. But how do they get money to buy food and shelter? FDR's plan will give them a monthly check so they can get the supplies they need!

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This quote from FDR himself explains why this act is a great way to help people out of the depression.

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The card were given to people and it had their social security number and there is their name. That number helps the government keep track of your lifetime earnings and when you are eligible for benefits.

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This is a graph of how many people have had benefits from the government per year. More and more Americans chose social security over the years, and the amount of older people increased along with that. Because of the New Deal, millions of people who are unfit for work can still provide for their families.

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​It will help families by giving money to them. They really need it because of hunger and living expenses, and the monthly check is definitely going to cover that.  There are families on the streets that are starving, and they need the help of social security!

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​People with disabilities do not have much money for getting treatment or care which they need. Pass the right so that people with disabilities can get the help they need.

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This is a video of FDR signing and getting the approval to put the act together.

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President Franklin D. Roosevelt's speech during the signing of the Social Security Act of 1935

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August 14, 1935: President Franklin D. Roosevelt's speech during the signing of the Social Security Act of 1935 Social Security and the Candidates: http://goo.gl/QvzZZ