en FI The Family, the State, and Social Policy 20 FamilyPolicy: Political benefits about how the government should assist families in caring for dependents. Depression: The view that the government should not intervene in family affairs prevailed in the United States until the hardships of the _______. Welfare State: a capitalist government that has enacted numerous measures to protect workers and their families from the hardships of the capitalist system. CareWork: The Social Security Act of 1935 followed the family wage system, therefore ignoring the value of ____ ____ done by women at home. EITC: A refundable tax credit to low-income families with children in which at least one parent is employed. Social Security: __________ Act of 1935 that provided social security, unemployment compensation and aid to mothers with dependent children. Widows: Aid to Families with Dependent Children was originally meant to benefit women whose husbands had died, or_______. TANF: The changes in the patterns of marriage and the beliefs about child bearing lead the Aid to Families with Dependent Children to be changed to ________. Singl Mothers: Today, what used to be the original Social Security Act is now mostly utilized by___. Two: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families requires that the recipient must find work withing __ years of being in the program. Five: Temporary Assistance for Needy families only supplies recipient with benefits for ____ years. Block: Grants of fixed amount of money given by the Federal Government to each state to spend on a set of welfare programs. Entitlement: The term given to the governments obligation to provide benefits to anyone who qualifies, regardless of the total cost of the program. Reform: As a result of the welfare ____, welfare programs are no longer considered n entitlement. Conservatives: A political perspective in which the family wage system, heterosexual marriages and marriage-based families are supported. Liberal: Ideas are considered ___ when they support equality between genders, sexual orientations and family styles. WorkFamilyBalance: As a result of the welfare reform and forcing fathers to pay child support if a marriage has ended or was nonexistent, ______ is hard to achieve. Zero: The United States guarantees ___ weeks of paid maternity leave. FamilyLeaveInsurance: The guarantee the an employer will hold an employees job for twelve weeks to care for a child or family member. NewJersey: _______ is one of the two states in the United States that has Family Leave Insurance. Canada: The country that offers 50 weeks of paid leave to new parents; one of the highest in the world.

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_______ is one of the two states in the United States that has Family Leave Insurance.
a capitalist government that has enacted numerous measures to protect workers and their families from the hardships of the capitalist system.
A political perspective in which the family wage system, heterosexual marriages and marriage-based families are supported.
A refundable tax credit to low-income families with children in which at least one parent is employed.
Aid to Families with Dependent Children was originally meant to benefit women whose husbands had died, or_______.

As a result of the welfare ____, welfare programs are no longer considered n entitlement.
As a result of the welfare reform and forcing fathers to pay child support if a marriage has ended or was nonexistent, ______ is hard to achieve.
Grants of fixed amount of money given by the Federal Government to each state to spend on a set of welfare programs.
Ideas are considered ___ when they support equality between genders, sexual orientations and family styles.
Political benefits about how the government should assist families in caring for dependents.

Temporary Assistance for Needy families only supplies recipient with benefits for ____ years.
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families requires that the recipient must find work withing __ years of being in the program.
The changes in the patterns of marriage and the beliefs about child bearing lead the Aid to Families with Dependent Children to be changed to ________.
The country that offers 50 weeks of paid leave to new parents; one of the highest in the world.
The guarantee the an employer will hold an employees job for twelve weeks to care for a child or family member.

The Social Security Act of 1935 followed the family wage system, therefore ignoring the value of ____ ____ done by women at home.
The term given to the governments obligation to provide benefits to anyone who qualifies, regardless of the total cost of the program.
The United States guarantees ___ weeks of paid maternity leave.
The view that the government should not intervene in family affairs prevailed in the United States until the hardships of the _______.
Today, what used to be the original Social Security Act is now mostly utilized by___.

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NEWJERSEY
WELFARESTATE
CONSERVATIVES
EITC
WIDOWS

REFORM
WORKFAMILYBALANCE
BLOCK
LIBERAL
FAMILYPOLICY

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TWO
TANF
CANADA
FAMILYLEAVEINSURANCE

CAREWORK
ENTITLEMENT
ZERO
DEPRESSION
SINGLMOTHERS

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