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pwa (public works administration) created electrical power grand coulee dam built on columbia rver made possible the irrigation of millions of acres of land
ccc (civilian conservation corps) provided employment for 3 million army men
nra (national recovery administration) assisted industrial labor and unemployed (shot down in 1935)
social security created fereral insurrance program, collected taxes
aaa (agricultural adjustment act) encouraged inflation of crop prices but later found uncosntitutional
fha (federal housing administration) small loans lent to households, authorized usha (united states housing authority)
sec (securities and exchange commission) protected public FBI of stock market controlled funds
wagner act allowed workers to organize labor unions
EBA/bank holiday (emergency banking releif act??) gave prezident power to regulate banking and to reopen solvent banks
wpa (works progress administration) spent billions providing new jobs
glass-steagal act/ FDIC (federal deposit insurance corporation) insured individual deposits up to 1000$
tva (tennessee valley authority act) build dams, opperate elctrical power plants, controlled foods/erosion
indian reorganization act encourages tribes to sef-govern and preserve native crafts and traditions, helped stop loss of indian land, but many indians were against it
the dust bowl oklahoma, kansas, colorado, new mexico, texas caused by drought &poor farming methods caused 2 million people to migrate
fair labor standards act interstate commerce industry must establish minimum wage, maximum hours, and abolish child labor
election of 1936 fdr won easily, people v pleaser with new deal
20th amendment changed inauguation date of prez from march 4 to january 20th
keynes economist who believed gov't debt was good, fdr embraced this
raw deal waste of money,us was handout state, fdr was dictator, depression not fixed
new deal relief was successful, saved capitalism from socialism, hamiltonian "big spending" jefforson care for the "forgotten man"
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