Question

the hundred days were rooseveltss and congresss efforts to provide relief and recovery for the majority of americans from the lingering effects of the great depression by the quickest means possible. which of the following items were part of the flurry of legislation known as the hundred days?
fdrs court packing effort+
the national recovery administration (nra)+
the house un-american activities committee (huac)+
civilian conservation corps (ccc)+
abolishing prohibition+
social security act+
part of the hundred days
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not part of the hundred days
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Explanation:

The Hundred Days refers to the period from March 9 to June 16, 1933, when President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) and Congress passed a series of laws to combat the Great Depression. The National Recovery Administration (NRA) and the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) were part of this flurry of legislation. The House Un - American Activities Committee (HUAC) was established in 1938, well after the Hundred Days. FDR's "court packing" effort was in 1937, the Social Security Act was passed in 1935, and the 21st Amendment (abolishing Prohibition) was ratified in 1933 but not part of the immediate Hundred Days legislation.

Answer:

Part of the Hundred Days: the National Recovery Administration (NRA), Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC).
Not Part of the Hundred Days: the House Un - American Activities Committee (HUAC), FDR's "court packing" effort, Social Security Act, abolishing prohibition.