How did the WPA support the arts in the 1930s?
A. by passing the National Industry Recovery Act
B. by establishing the Federal One program
C. By passing the Wagner Act
D. by establishing the Social Security Act

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Answer: it's B

Explanation:

The WPA support the arts in the 1930s by establishing the Federal One program.  In public buildings, artists made motivating posters and paintings depicting "American scenes."

What does the Works Progress Administration do?

The WPA was established to assist the unemployed by giving jobs and money to millions of Americans. At its peak in late 1938, the WPA employed about 3.3 million Americans.

Many of these initiatives were public works projects, such as the creation of parks and the construction of roads, bridges, schools, and other public structures.

Thus option B, is correct.

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