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Was CWA under an Federal Funding System..

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Was CWA under an Federal Funding System..

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Civil Works Administration Program was not a responsible use of Federal Funding. CWA signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933. The program was mostly headed by Harry L. Hopkins. The reason behind creating this system was to help people work on public works projects throughout the nation rather than receiving a check from the government. This massive movement was followed by many, it was able to employ more than 4 million people, helping boosting the economy and fixing it.

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Work Pays America 1937 WPA Works Progress Administration; Construction During Great Depression

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more at http://money.quickfound.net 'Sings the praises of the WPA. Contents. Activities of the Works Progress Administration (now Work Projects Administration), and work being done on various types of projects. In the opening sequence, workingmen are shown as the commentator explains why the Works Progress Administration came into existence and something of its plan of work.

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The critical effect the CWA had on America was tremendous. Changed America as a country, became an outlet for people to help themselves and their family.

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The Civil Works Administration was definitely a success. The CWA provided a way for people to have jobs. And played a huge part on helping American people survive during the winter of 1933.

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The Civil Works Administration was a job creation program established by the New Deal during the Great Depression. It helped create manual labor jobs for millions of unemployed workers. The jobs were mostly temporary, for the duration of the harsh winter during the year 1933 through 1934