1961 Juvenile Delinquency One of the most important components of social welfare institution analysis is an understanding of the circumstance (context) that brought about the need for a particular social welfare policy response. In class we have discussed two of America’s Seminal Social welfare policy responses to need: President Franklin D Roosevelt’s 1935 Social Security Act, and president John F. Kennedy and president Lyndon Johnson’s 1960’s war on poverty Policies, e.g. 1961 area redevelopment Act, 1961 Juvenile Delinquency and youth offenses control act, 1964 economic Opportunity act, head start, 1964 food stamp act, 1965 medicare amendment to the 1935 Social Security act, etc. The purpose of this written paper is to provide students with an opportunity to Distinguish, appraisal, and integrate multiple sources of knowledge demonstrate effective written communication skills critically analyze the circumstances that brought about the need for the 1935 social security act and the war on poverty polices of the 1960’s Towards the end of the paper, this two part written assignment will require to do the following: In part 1, identify and describe the circumstances that brought about the enactment of the 1935 Social Security Act Describe the various elements of the 1935 Social Security Act. Provide a critical analysis of how successful the 1935 Social Security acts has been in meeting need In part 2, identify and describe the circumstances that brought about the enactment of the war on poverty polices of the 1960s Describe 1 element of the war on poverty policies of the 1960s Provide a critical analysis of how successful the war on poverty policies has been in meeting need
