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Does this program still exist? No. FERA was shut down in 1935 because it was found to be ineffective in repairing the damage from the Depression. It was followed by the CWA, which was more successful as it employed people in construction jobs to rebuild the economy rather than giving them money

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Who did it help? Who opposed it? The program targeted poor, unemployed citizens in need of financial assistance. It was opposed by some members of state governments, such as NC governor Ehringhaus, who did not want to pay back the money loaned to his state when FERA was in effect.

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Purpose/Reason: The FERA act was designed to offer direct cash relief to the impoverished population and repair the damage from the Great Depression.

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Who it helped: The people of the U.S., especially industrial workers; children previously employed (ended child labor), people who were unfairly paid and treated.

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In its 9 year existence, 3 million men participated.  These men received $30 a month for their work.

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Who opposed:
*Utility companies- believed the government was unfairly competing with private enterprises
*Some members of congress- didn't think the government should interfere with the economy
*Other people- thought farmers didn't have skills to manage local electric companies

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Steps of implementations:
1935 to present
1. In 1936 FDR created the REA for the need for power on farms
2. FDR took $100 million and set it aside to pay for the REA
3. Powerlines were then built to the farms where the farmers had to pay a monthly bill for the power they used.

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Securities and Exchange Commission:  Mrs. Fields

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Securities and Exchange Commission:  Mrs. Fields

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Did anyone oppose the program?-Most leaders of finance were opposed to regulatory oversights by the feds, and claimed that the idea was similar to communism.

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Home Owners Loan Corporation: Mrs. Fields

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Home Owners Loan Corporation: Mrs. Fields

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Who opposed the program? Fiscal conservatives in congress were afraid of the budgetary impact of a costly public housing program ; some thought it would only help cities instead of smaller communities

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Home Owners Loan Corporation: Mrs. Fields

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Home Owners Loan Corporation: Mrs. Fields

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Status of program today:
it ended in 1935, two years after it was established, when it exhausted its supply of bonds that it could sell to banks, therefore, it could not take on new mortgages.

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Homeowner Loan corporation Landon, Csyaer, Dominique 

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Homeowner Loan corporation Landon, Csyaer, Dominique 

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It doesn't exist any more it ended in June 1936.

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Glass-Steagall Act:  Is it still in existence? Joey and Mercy

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Glass-Steagall Act:  Is it still in existence? Joey and Mercy

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The glass-stealact has mostly been repealed but we still do use the FDIC which started as a result of the act. The FDIC mainly insures deposits among other things, it reduces financial risks in banking for everyone.

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Home Owners' Loan Corporation Csyaer, Landon, Dominique 

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Home Owners' Loan Corporation Csyaer, Landon, Dominique 

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Glass-Steagall Act: Who did it help Joey and Mercy

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Glass-Steagall Act: Who did it help Joey and Mercy

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This act helped a small ordinary banks from losing money from the stock market, It was another way to get rid of unfair business tactics.

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Did anyone Oppose the Program?
Conservatives opposed the NIRA because of the increase in Federal power it would result in.

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Social Security Act: Yamhir B and Aaron H.

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Social Security Act: Yamhir B and Aaron H.

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Is the program or some variation of it still in existence? If not, when and why did it end? If so, explain details of the modern day program.
No the program is not still around today because lots of people and businesses opposed it and Congress found it unconstitutional May 27, 1935.

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Glass-Steagall Act:  Did anyone oppose it? Joey and mercy

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Glass-Steagall Act:  Did anyone oppose it? Joey and mercy

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It was not liked by the republicans in ate 20th century and it was repealed in 1999 by a Re[ublican controlled congress.

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Social Security Act- Existence : Yamhir B and Aaron H

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Social Security Act- Existence : Yamhir B and Aaron H

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Yes,it limits poverty and gives protection to children and older people.

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Did anyone or any group oppose the program? Why?:
Banks that were making bad decisions were against the program because they couldn't take other people's money if the new law prevents them from doing so.

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What was the purpose in FERA? Price, Tagg, and Spencer.

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What was the purpose in FERA? Price, Tagg, and Spencer.

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The main goal was to alleviate household unemployment by creating new unskilled jobs in local and state government.

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 Social Security Act- Opposition : Yamhir B and  Aaron H. 

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 Social Security Act- Opposition : Yamhir B and  Aaron H. 

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Business leaders,that mass unemployment was because of individual laziness. There was plenty of work for those who wanted it.

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Rural Electrification Act (REA) Branden Vo & Nazim 

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Rural Electrification Act (REA) Branden Vo & Nazim 

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Advertisement of the Rural Electrification Administration

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Rural Electrification Act (REA) Branden Vo & Nazim 

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Rural Electrification Act (REA) Branden Vo & Nazim 

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REA Employees setting up power lines

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Is the program still in existence?:
The program still exist. the government is more careful about opening banks cause the greatest challenge is fining a way prevent them from failing.

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Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA): JaNesa R. Dalbrina B

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Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA): JaNesa R. Dalbrina B

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Home Owners' Loan Corporation Csyaer, Landon, Dominique 

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Home Owners' Loan Corporation Csyaer, Landon, Dominique 

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Glass-Steagall Act:  Goal of program, Beginning and end. Joey and Mercy

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Glass-Steagall Act:  Goal of program, Beginning and end. Joey and Mercy

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Their goal was to lay a new foundation of integrity and stability for american banks, it also created the FDIC. Commercial banks were no longer allowed to underwrite or deal securities,  investment banks were no longer allowed to have close connections to commercial banks.
It started in 1933 and ended in 1999.

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Who did it help? What was target group?
Smaller Industrial companies because it eliminated antitrust acts from being formed. The target was the industrial market.

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Social Security Act-Target Group: Yamhir B and Aaron H.

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Social Security Act-Target Group: Yamhir B and Aaron H.

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Workers,Victims of Industrial accidents,unemployment insurance,dependent Mothers and Children,the Blind,and the Physically Handicapped.

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Homeowners loan corporation Landon Dominique, Csyaer

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Homeowners loan corporation Landon Dominique, Csyaer

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The corporation was founded in 1933 by President Roosevelt. The corporation was used to help people with loans by paying it back over a longer period of time. The people were allowed up to 25 years to pay the loan back. It was only for homes not the property. The corporation ended on February 3, 1954.

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Bank Holiday (Emergency Banking Act)                        Myaira

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Bank Holiday (Emergency Banking Act)                        Myaira

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Describe the program, including all of the steps of implementation and how it worked. When did it begin and end?:
The program began on March 6th 1933 and was given by Franklin Roosevelt, making all the banks closed until further notice. Congress held sessions in the time of its closing, aiming to bring back public support in the financial system. Civilians, for the most, seemed surprisingly calm about the act, even making compromises to one another when it came to money. To prevent reopened banks from failing, Congress decided to open them in classified stages. Class A banks weren't in much danger of failing, and though Class B s' were weakened, they could be capable of reopening. Class C s' would not be allowed to reopen, and all of this was incorporated into the Emergency Banking Act. The idea of government script was also scraped in the process, and instead, currency was decided to be issued to banks by sound assets instead of against gold. The Emergency Banking Act was passed March 9th, reopening banks scheduled to do so and recovered them, thus ending the worst of the economic crisis.

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Who did it help? What was the target group?: The Bank Holiday helped Americans know that their money was safe with their banks. the target group was towards people who had a risk of losing their money in untrustworthy banks.

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Bank Holiday (Emergency Banking Act)                        Myaira

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Bank Holiday (Emergency Banking Act)                        Myaira

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What problem was this trying to solve?:
This was made to solve the problem of banks going out of business and losing peoples money due to poor investments and many wanting to withdraw their money all at once with an economy run on assets against gold for each bank.

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Agricultural Adjustment Act- Is the program or some variation of it still in existence? If not, when and why did it end? If so, explain details of the modern day program: Dalbrina B and JaNesa R.

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Agricultural Adjustment Act- Is the program or some variation of it still in existence? If not, when and why did it end? If so, explain details of the modern day program: Dalbrina B and JaNesa R.

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No, but it lasted for the 70 years of the 20th century, but its no longer being used.

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Rural Electrification Act (REA) Branden Vo & Nazim 

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Rural Electrification Act (REA) Branden Vo & Nazim 

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Who was Helped - The people it had helped was the normal farmer or people who just lived in the country and had not much electricity in their lives or not much at all. it mainly helped the farmers by making things easier.
Oppositions - there were no real oppositions for the program other than a few changes which were making the employees of the REA to political appointees and higher interest rates provisions
existence - the program still exist today and was made permanent in 1936, the program today helps with bandwidth, electricity, and internet matters.

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo.

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo.

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Steps of implementation.
The Tennessee Valley Authority was established in 1933 and still a thing today. The TVA has become the nations biggest public power provider. The land was first purchased in 1916 but nothing was done with it until 1933. President Franklin Roosevelt saw it as a new deal project. By 1934 9,173 people were employed and 16 dams were built by the agency in just 10 years. The Dam for the first time combined flood control and electricity generation. The agency gave advice to farmers to boost crop yields and lots of other stuff. TVA worked with communities and state and local agencies. In 1940 it provided electricity for aluminum plants. The TVA planed to creates a system of nuclear power plants in 1966. A fire happened but the TVA recovers with more improvements to nuclear plants.

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Works Progress Administration: Shatiq, Bryan, and Chaelind

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Works Progress Administration: Shatiq, Bryan, and Chaelind

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Video

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Social Security Act- Description: Aaron H and Yamhir B.

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Social Security Act- Description: Aaron H and Yamhir B.

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Structure to lessen the force of possible future depression. This act takes care of human needs. Started on August 14, 1935 and still goes on today.

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Describe the program. When did it begin and end?
Roosevelt and the NRA enacted the NIRA in 1933. The NIra was set expire in june 1935 but was deemed unconstitutional on may 27, 1935. It is considered a policy failure by historians.

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What was the purpose of this act?
It separated commercial banking and investment banking from having relations. They became very intertwined with each other. Plus problems at wall street affected ordinary depositors.

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Civilian Conservation Corps Jillian and Jade

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Civilian Conservation Corps Jillian and Jade

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Agricultural Adjustment Act- Did anyone or any group oppose the program? why?- Dalbrina B and JaNesa R.

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Agricultural Adjustment Act- Did anyone or any group oppose the program? why?- Dalbrina B and JaNesa R.

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The Supreme Court declared the act unconstitutional in 1936, because a rise in commodity prices was attributable mainly to severe drought  conditioned in 1933-36. Farmers also continue to produce more and more despite the limitations the government imposes.

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Rural Electrification Act (REA) Branden Vo & Nazim 

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Rural Electrification Act (REA) Branden Vo & Nazim 

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Reason - The reason why the program was made is to help the rural part of america gain electricity and mainly revolutionize the life of a farmer with automation and help of electricity
Program Description - it was made by people going around rural america convincing that it was a good thing so people would agree to the plan and having dams and costly transmitters and conductors being built for the program.

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Home Owners Loan Corporation: Csyaer, Dominique and Landon

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Home Owners Loan Corporation: Csyaer, Dominique and Landon

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The Federal Home Loan creates federal funding for private housing market. Because the mortgage system for houses were terrible

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo.

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo.

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Purpose and reason.
The purpose was to bring modernization and organization to natural resources and energy to Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi North Carolina and Virginia. The problem was the flooding in the valley, there was no electricity in homes or businesses and there were very few trees.

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National Industrial recovery Act: Kaylee Coolidge Ian Lewis

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National Industrial recovery Act: Kaylee Coolidge Ian Lewis

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What wa the purpose or reason? What was it trying to solve?
It established of fair practice to promote industrial growth. It wanted to employ Americans a boost domestic markets.

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Who opposed it? Bryan, Shati, and Chaelind
Many republicans had the idea that the program was expensive and using money the country simply did not have.
New deal critics in congress accused the program as a waste and accused of political maneuvering (corruption).

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Describe the Program, include the steps of implementation and how it worked. When did it begin and end? -
Describe: The WPA was one of the first relief programs created under the auspices of the Emergency Relief Appropriations Act.
Steps of implementation: Roosevelt focused on the inaugural address on the 13 million unemployed Americans. He later said "Our greatest primary task is to put people to work ." This called on a massive attack on the Depression. Congress responded with a law creating the Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA). This was the beginning process which the New Deal shifted it's strategy from the dole to public employment by way of the CWA and the WPA.

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo

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Besides supplying power to wartime industries, TVA contributed to the national defense in other ways. For example, the agency supplied more than 60 percent of the elemental phosphorus required by our armed forces for use in munitions. TVA's maps and surveys branch mapped nearly a half-million square miles of foreign territory for the Army.

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Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA): JaNesa R. Dalbrina B.

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Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA): JaNesa R. Dalbrina B.

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Describe the program and how it worked. When did it begin and end?
It was a federal law passed in 1933 as part of Franklin D. Roosevelt New Deal. The law offered farmers subsidies in exchange for limiting their production of certain crops. It begin in 1933 and ended in 1933.

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Variations of Existence       Jillian and Jade

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Variations of Existence       Jillian and Jade

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The CCC was never abolished, but in 1942, the House of Representatives discontinued funding for the CCC. The CCC lived on for a few moths after funding stopped, but eventually ended. After WWII and Korean conflict, there were attempts to bring it back. Forms of the CCC were brought back through the Student Conservation Corps, and the Youth Conservation Corps.

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Securities and Exchange Commission: Mae, Abby and Gabby

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Securities and Exchange Commission: Mae, Abby and Gabby

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who did it help?who were the target groups?
It helped investors to continue to invest in the stockmarket.

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Trade Unions opposed the CCC. They did not agree with training unskilled laborers when already skilled laborers were waiting on work.

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Does the program still exist today?- Bryan, Shatig, and Chaelinq
The WPA was terminated in 1943 with the beginning of world War 2, with virtual elimination of unemployment by the wartime economy,

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The CCC targeted mostly unskilled young men

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Social Security Act-Purpose: Aaron H and Yamhir B.

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Social Security Act-Purpose: Aaron H and Yamhir B.

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Protection to millions of citizens and prevent hazards and ill health.

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Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA): JaNesa R. Dalbrina B.

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Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA): JaNesa R. Dalbrina B.

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What was the purpose or the reason for the program? What problem was it trying to solve?
To balance supply and demand for farm commodities so that prices would support a decent purchasing power for farmers.

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Who did it help? What was the target group?
It helped farmers, because most farmers needed the government check they were receiving for their crops.

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Works Progress Administration - Chaelind,Shatiq, Bryan

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Works Progress Administration - Chaelind,Shatiq, Bryan

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What was the purpose/reason of  the program? What problem was it trying to solve?
- It was to provide useful work for millions of victims of the Great Depression and to preserve their skills and self-respect.
- Problem it was trying to solve: Helping the 13 million jobless men in the United States get jobs.

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Securities and Exchange Commission: Mae, Abby, and Gabby

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Securities and Exchange Commission: Mae, Abby, and Gabby

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Describe the program and how it worked. When did it begin and end?
The SEC originally began as The Securities Act of 1933. But in 1934 it led to the Securities and Exchange Commission, which still is enforced today. This commission regulates brokers and the securities industry, it enforces security laws and proposes security rules.
Below is the SEC headquarters in Washington, DC.

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo

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Opposition:
The strongest opposition to the TVA came from power companies who resented the cheaper energy available through TVA and saw it as a threat to private development. They brought many court cases against TVA, claiming that the federal government's involvement in the power business was unconstitutional.

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Who did it help?- Bryan, Shatiq, and Chaelind
The WPA was sighed into office in order to provide relief to those that had become unemployed due to the depression. Creating projects and jobs for millions of unemployed Americans.

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How the Civilian Conservation Corps(CCC) worked Jillian and Jade 

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How the Civilian Conservation Corps(CCC) worked Jillian and Jade 

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This was formed to fight against soil erosion and declining timber by using unemployed men from large urban areas. Created Camps for the men to stay in. The camps had classrooms, hospitals, post offices, mess halls, etc. Sought to provide maximum opportunities for labor at a minimum cost. Emergency Conservation Work Legislation was passed 3/31/1933 The Executive Order 6101 was given 4/5/1933 authorizing the program and put Fechner as director.

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Securities and Exchange Commission:Mae, Abby and Gabby

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Securities and Exchange Commission:Mae, Abby and Gabby

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Is the program or some variation of it still in existence?
yes this program still exists today and in modern day it is still the same.

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Securities and Exchange Commission: Mae, Abby, and Gabby

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Securities and Exchange Commission: Mae, Abby, and Gabby

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What was the purpose or the reason for the program? What problem was it trying to solve?
This was made to regulate the commerce in stocks, bonds, and other securities.
They also created it to restore the confidence of the investors that was lowered due to misleading sales practices and stock manipulations which also led to the stock market crash.

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo

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Modern Day:
The program still exists and is the nation's largest public power provider. The TVA provides the area with cheap electricity and manages natural resources and a wide range of environmental and technical issues. It also carefully runs the nation's fifth-largest river system in order to manage flooding, make rivers easier to travel, provide recreation, and protect water quality.

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The Tennessee Valley Authority has approved a $10.37 billion budget for fiscal year 2017.

President and CEO Bill Johnson has made diversifying TVA's energy generation fleet a priority. According to a news release from the utility, at its quarterly board meeting on Thursday, Johnson highlighted completion of a Watts Bar Nuclear Plant reactor near Spring City and construction of natural gas units in Paradise, Kentucky, and Memphis.

Johnson said TVA is "working to adapt to new business conditions that include reduced energy needs and increased demand for energy efficiencies and renewables."

Renewable energy accounted for 13 percent of the electricity TVA generated or bought in 2015.

The budget contains a 1.5 percent retail rate increase. For a customer using 1,000 kilowatt-hours per month, that amounts to about an extra $1.50.

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Tennessee Valley Authority Approves $10 Billion Budget

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The Tennessee Valley Authority has approved a $10.37 billion budget for fiscal year 2017. President and CEO Bill Johnson has made diversifying TVA's energy generation fleet a priority. According to a news release from the utility, at its quarterly board meeting on Thursday, Johnson highlighted completion of a Watts Bar Nuclear Plant reactor near Spring City and construction of natural gas units in Paradise, Kentucky, and Memphis.

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Securities and Exchange Commission : Mae, Abby, and Gabby 

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Securities and Exchange Commission : Mae, Abby, and Gabby 

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Did anyone oppose this program? Why?
No, no one opposed this program. The people did not want to brave through another stock market crash or a depression. They embraced this program as a sort of protection against that fear.

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo

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Tennessee Valley Authority Act: Sheridan and Marlo

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Target Group:
The Tennessee Valley Authority Act (TVA) was implemented to help parts of Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, and Virginia. The target group was people living in these regions who would be most clearly impacted by the projects conducted by the TVA. Their goal was to produce electricity for the people who did not have access to any.

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Purpose for Civilian Conservation Corps(CCC)  Jillian and Jade 

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Purpose for Civilian Conservation Corps(CCC)  Jillian and Jade 

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The CCC gave millions of young men employment through environmental projects. The CCC was attempting to reduce unemployment rates.

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Bank Holiday (Emergency Banking Act)                        Myaira

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Bank Holiday (Emergency Banking Act)                        Myaira

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What was the purpose or the reason for the program?:
The Bank holiday was made to "permit the country to calm down and allow time for the enactment of remedial legislation." According to Harrison, but also set a three day period where banks closed their doors and all transactions were suspended to fix the problem due to bank failures and faulty investments.

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Agricultural Adjustment Act: Dalbrina and JaNesa

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Agricultural Adjustment Act: Dalbrina and JaNesa

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FDR signing the Agricultural Adjustment Act