Question

25-26 - c - rusd united states history and geography semester a_90-89776-9823-1330c1
eat depression and the new deal
how did the wpa support the arts in the 1930s?
by establishing the social
security act
by passing the wagner act
by establishing the federal
one program
by passing the national
industry recovery act

Explanation:

To determine how the WPA supported the arts in the 1930s, we analyze each option:

• The Social Security Act (first option) focused on welfare and old - age benefits, not arts.
• The Wagner Act (second option) dealt with labor unions and collective bargaining, not arts.
• The Federal One program (third option) was part of the WPA and funded projects in the arts (like theater, music, writing, and visual arts) to employ artists during the Depression.
• The National Industry Recovery Act (fourth option) was about industrial recovery and codes, not arts.

Answer:

by establishing the Federal One program