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- CWA's purpose was to help the economy and the people during the Great Depression.

- 80% of the profit that this program got went to workers' salaries, which is why political pressure forced President Roosevelt to stop the program.

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Responsible Use of Federal Funding? Why or Why Not?

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Responsible Use of Federal Funding? Why or Why Not?

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- This program used the federal funding ($200 million a month) in the right ways because CWA provided jobs for many workers, built 40,000 school, improved 255,000 miles of road, built 1000 airports, and 3,700 playgrounds in only one year.

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- Civil Works Administration program was successful because it created many schools, roads, bridges, and employed nearly 4 million people.

- CWA put $1 billion back into the economy.

-This program was only alive for a year because of the opposition that faced. It was replaced later by a program called Works Progress Administration (WPA).

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Civil Works Adminstration