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Which of the following effects of the Social Security Act of 1935 was the result of lobbying by southern Democrats? A) African Americans would be denied benefits disproportionately in comparison to whites. B) Working women would be denied benefits disproportionately in comparison to working men. C) Housewives and stay-at-home mothers would be denied benefits disproportionately in comparison to working women. D) The payroll tax affected the purchasing power of lower-income people disproportionately in comparison to the wealthy.
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