Question

the 1933 national industry recovery act
created the works
progress
administration.
created jobs for
writers, musicians, and
artists.
effectively ended the
great depression.
gave employees the
right to bargain
collectively.

Explanation:

To determine the correct statement about the 1933 National Industry Recovery Act (NIRA):

• The Works Progress Administration (WPA) was created later, not by NIRA.
• Jobs for writers, musicians, and artists were part of programs like the Federal Arts Project, not NIRA.
• The Great Depression was not ended by NIRA (it had issues and was declared unconstitutional, and the Depression ended with WWII - related economic changes).
• NIRA did give employees the right to bargain collectively (Section 7(a) of NIRA recognized workers' right to organize and bargain collectively).

Answer:

The box with "gave employees the right to bargain collectively."