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3 March, 10:45

Why did New Deal work programs place a greater emphasis on employee men than women?

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    The reason why New Deal work programs placed a greater emphasis on employee men than women is because during this time in the US there were far more men in the workforce than women--meaning that any programs that got congressional support would have to be aimed at men.
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