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Social programs in the United States

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?PAGE ? ?PAGE ?7? seq NL1 \r 0 \h Chapter 17 Outline SEQ NLI \r 0 \h INTRODUCTION To promote the general welfare: Framers Madison and Hamilton debated on the meaning of the phrase general welfare which is contained in the preamble to the?Constitution. Madison favored a more restrictive interpretation arguing Congress should only tax and spend to support specific functions as stated in Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution. Hamilton favored a more expansive position arguing that the phrase meant that the government could tax and spend to support any national need. The national economic emergency resulting from the Great Depression led to the passage of Social Security Act of 1935.

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From the New Deal to the New Health Care Law with families, neighbors, local churches, charities, and city agencies all unable to meet the economic crisis despite their best efforts, on the eve of the 1932 presidential election, ever more citizens had come to feel that it was time for Uncle Sam to lend a hand. That election produced an overwhelming congressional majority for the Democrats and placed Franklin D. Roosevelt in the White House.? Roosevelt created the Cabinet Committee on Economic Security to consider long-term policies.? insurance program--A self-financing government program based on contributions that provide benefits to unemployed or retired persons. for unemployed and elderly
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