how did the second new deal create a way for workers to exercise their rights in the workplace?\nthrough the…

how did the second new deal create a way for workers to exercise their rights in the workplace?\nthrough the passage of the 1935 national labor relations act\nthrough the passage of the 1935 national social security act\nthrough the establishment of the works progress administration\nthrough the establishment of the national recovery administration

how did the second new deal create a way for workers to exercise their rights in the workplace?\nthrough the passage of the 1935 national labor relations act\nthrough the passage of the 1935 national social security act\nthrough the establishment of the works progress administration\nthrough the establishment of the national recovery administration

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The 1935 National Labor Relations Act (Wagner - Act) guaranteed workers the right to form unions, engage in collective bargaining, and take collective action like strikes. It was a key part of the Second New Deal for workers' rights in the workplace. The Social Security Act was about social insurance, the Works Progress Administration was for providing jobs, and the National Recovery Administration was earlier and had different goals.

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through the passage of the 1935 National Labor Relations Act