As part of the New Deal, the government intervened to address extreme unemployment by implementing

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The New Deal implemented a public works program, which provided employment for millions of unemployed Americans by funding the construction of public buildings, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure projects. This was an effective way to address extreme unemployment during the Great Depression. The other options listed are not accurate - legislation outlawing labor strikes would not have addressed unemployment, and a welfare-to-work program was not a specific part of the New Deal.

As Part of the New Deal, the Government Intervened to Address