Question

what was the purpose of the wagner act in 1935?
to give workers the right to form unions
to provide work training to youths
to supply funding for social security
to investigate violations of labor laws

Explanation:

The Wagner Act, officially the National Labor Relations Act of 1935, was core U.S. labor legislation. It established the legal right of private-sector workers to organize into labor unions, engage in collective bargaining, and take collective action like strikes. The other options are incorrect: youth work training was addressed by other New Deal programs, Social Security funding came from the Social Security Act, and labor law violation investigation was not its primary purpose.

Answer:

to give workers the right to form unions