Which of the following groups would not be considered "the deserving poor" by social welfare groups and humanitarians in the 1930s?
a. unemployed workers
b. stock speculators
c. vagrant children
d. single mothers
Ans: b. stock speculators
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A) ?? They attacked Irish Catholic immigrants. B) ?? They struck for wage increases. C) ?? They established rural republican townships. D) ?? They attempted to form labor unions. E) ?? They joined forces to buy factories and run them as cooperative, employee-owned companies.