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How did Social Security differ in its goals from the Public Works Administration (PWA)? a. Social Security provided a long-term safety net for the elderly, rather than temporary job relief. b. Social Security provided temporary job relief, rather than a long-term safety net for the elderly. c. Social Security helped to conserve the nation's parks, rather than focusing only on large projects. d. Social Security focused mainly on large building projects, rather than smaller projects geared at conserving the nation's parks.
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