if you mean: "....in the USA", the oldest welfare legislation was the 1862 legislation providing pensions for Union soldiers disabled in the war. The first general welfare legislation in the USA came in 1935 with the Social Security Act. As to 'why': the reason was the Great Depression with its resulting massive unimployment and often desperate hunger and poverty. Originally, payments had the form of incidental, lump-sum payments. Only in 1940 welfare payments became regular monthly payments.
A french dude suggested it, i suggest you check at different sites.
In the late 1970s when Jimmy Carter was running from president.
the process of modern exploration and european colonization of the americans
The Liberal government of 1906-14 established a kind of 'poor person's welfare state'. Provision was wretched (for example, a weekly pension of five shillings for the over-70s) and very patchy. Welfare was expanded in the inter-war period, partly as a result of the Great Depression. It is Attlee's government of 1945-51 that it usually credited with the foundation of the modern welfare state.
Welfare Problems was created in 2003.
They didn’t provide for “public welfare.” This is a modern concept and for thousands of years people did the best they could to live.
They didn’t provide for “public welfare.” This is a modern concept and for thousands of years people did the best they could to live.
The race to build newer more modern air forces (for WWII).
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Modern marketing began in the early 1900s.
Public administration is hugely important in the modern welfare state. It is the administration that decides how to allocate funds within a society, and whether these funds can be allocated towards helping people in need.
The NHL's modern era began in 1992.
Investigation
1896
with the Industrial Revolution
it begined in 1789
Opened a new dimension in warfare: the sky.