During Roosevelt's tenure as president, the federal government became an employer to thousands of workers through all of the following programs except one of the following:
a. Federal Emergency Relief Act (FERA)
b. National War Labor Board (NWLB)
c. Civilian Conservation Corps
d. Works Progress Administration (WPA)
B Correct Answer: National War Labor Board (NWLB)
Feedback for Correct Answer: The NWLB assisted people who were already working through unionization. Ruling on a labor dispute with General Motors in 1942, the board mandated equal pay for equal work – a landmark decision that especially helped workers of color and women workers.
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a. ?children need do not need care and nurturance to develop normally. b. ?baby monkeys cling to their mothers when frightened. c. ?infants who are initially deprived can grow up normally if caring, nurturing adults intervene. d. ?infants cannot be separated from their mothers.
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a. poor b. working class c. cultural minority d. preschool
Grandparents today are:
a. Seldom part of young children's day-to-day lives b. Less interested in their grandchildren than they were just 20 years ago c. Increasingly serving as their grandchildren's primary guardians d. More likely to be working and less likely to have time to help with child care
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A) Prereferral team evaluation committee B) Case conference committee C) Educational evaluation committee D) Due process committee