Passed in 1935,the Wagner Act

Passed in 1935,the Wagner Act

A) is also known as the Social Security Act.
B) required that employers permit workers to strike when they felt company policies were unfair.
C) imposed steep income taxes on the wealthy that at times reached nearly 80 percent.
D) provided work relief programs for high school and college students.
E) strengthened the position of unions and established a government agency to oversee industrial compliance.