Which New Deal agency was most effective in aiding the elderly during the depression?
A The Social Security Administration
B. The Federal Housing Administration
C. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration
D. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

The correct answer is option A The Social Security Administration

Explanation:

The United States Social Security Administration is an agency which is independent of the United States federal government. The Social Security Administration is administered by the Federal government. This is a social program which was most effective during the depression because it consisted of the retirement plans, disability services ad additional survivor benefits which focused on the elderly.

Therefore, the correct answer is option A The Social Security Administration

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