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The New Deal: Crash Course US History #34

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W.P.A workers build a tunnel in Mobile, Alabama

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W.P.A workers build a tunnel in Mobile, Alabama

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This cartoon is showing that the W.P.A. was criticized and many people disapproved the project because people thought that the project was taking over companies.

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One of the projects that the W.P.A. provided.

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One of the projects that the W.P.A. provided.

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What types of jobs are available through the W.P.A.? What kinds of projects do they do? 

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What types of jobs are available through the W.P.A.? What kinds of projects do they do? 

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Answer: Some of these jobs include, acting, writing, artists, musicians, and construction workers. Some projects were to build roads, airport runways, public swimming pools, plays, concerts, and paintings.

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The W.P.A. was created in 1935 by the United States Government to provide jobs to many unemployed people during the Great Depression. The W.P.A.was part of the New Deal. The New Deal was President Franklin D. Roosevelt's program of economic recovery during the Depression. The W.P.A. had given employment to 8.5 million people in America. Many agents hired actors, musicians, writers, and even construction workers.

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WPA (Works Progress Administration) - 1937