Question

which of these reforms in the second new deal helped millions of retired americans with financial difficulties?
the works progress administration
the social security act of 1935
the national labor relations board
the national industry recovery act of 1933

Explanation:

The Social Security Act of 1935 (part of the Second New Deal) established a system of old - age pensions (social security) to help retired Americans with financial difficulties. The Works Progress Administration focused on providing jobs, the National Labor Relations Board dealt with labor - management relations, and the National Industry Recovery Act of 1933 was part of the First New Deal and focused on industrial recovery, not retirement financial aid.

Answer:

B. the Social Security Act of 1935