Psc 1113 1st edition Lecture 25 Outline of Last Lecture I The Bureaucracy Outline of Current Lecture I A Growing Government II Before the 20th Century III Transition to Social Policy IV New Deal Politics V Social Security A Permanent Legacy VI Health Care Policy VII Social Welfare Policy VIII Education Policy Current Lecture I II III IV V VI A Growing Government A Expansion of government expansion of domestic policy B Covers every stage of life C Often help for citizens who need help Before the 20th Century A Today We take social services for granted B Most programs product of the 20th century C Before then no expectations Transition to Social Policy A Society becomes urban industrial B People more interdependent C People reliant on system of production D Depression a signal that hard work isn t enough E Desire for hand off approach by government diminished New Deal Policies A Civil Works Administration puts 4 million to work but most not doing anything lasting B Works Progress Administration replaces it considers the future C Absorbs 20 of unemployed constructs playgrounds schools hospitals airfields roads Social Security A Permanent Legacy A Intent to provide minimum of security B Established old age insurance C Also assistance for the needy and children and unemployment insurance Health Care Policy These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute A B C D E Local governments establish public health departments Deal with sanitation water immunization disease National health insurance considered as part of New Deal 1960s Medicare elderly and Medicaid poor Today Programs like CHIP Children s Health Insurance Program insure children in low income non Medicaid families VII Social Welfare Policy A Programs helping poor are less generous often come with strings attached B Examples 1 TANK Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program SNAP Section 8 housing school lunch programs VIII Education Policy A Education traditionally done locally B States give local districts responsibility C GI Bill leads federal to pay for college D Cold War Government funds math science programs E Local control still the norm with federal involvement higher than ever F Debate over Common Core A sign the federal government may have overstepped its bounds
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