What traditional view did most New Deal unemployment and relief programs adopt?

A) that of the male head of household as breadwinner
B) that of the African-American as a rural peon
C) that of the Mexicans as illegal immigrants
D) that of women as subjects with no voting rights

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Final Answer : A, Explanation :  The New Deal programs largely adopted the traditional view of the male head of household as the primary breadwinner. This influenced the design and implementation of relief and employment programs, often prioritizing aid and jobs for men to support their families.

What traditional view did most New Deal unemployment and relief programs adopt?

A) that of the male head of household as breadwinner
B) that of the African-American as a rural peon
C) that of the Mexicans as illegal immigrants
D) that of women as subjects with no voting rights

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What traditional view did most New Deal unemployment and relief programs adopt?A) that of the male head of household as breadwinnerB) that of the African-American as a rural peonC) that of the Mexicans as illegal immigrantsD) that of women as subjects with no voting rights

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What traditional view did most New Deal unemployment and relief programs adopt?

A) that of the male head of household as breadwinner
B) that of the African-American as a rural peon
C) that of the Mexicans as illegal immigrants
D) that of women as subjects with no voting rights