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group of African American pilots who served during World War 2.

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building projects (mainly focused in communities) ex: schools, libraries, and courthouses

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established codes for industries. regulated thing such as minimum wage, work hours, and prices. Did not work very well.

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contained removable stamps good for certain rationed items, like sugar, meat, cooking oil, and canned goods during the war.

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James Doolittle and the Doolittle Raiders

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James Doolittle and the Doolittle Raiders

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James Doolittle was an American aviation Pioneer. The Doolittle Raiders led an air raid on Tokyo, Japan during World War 2.

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brought power to farms and rural regions and improved the way of life

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reform to prevent future depressions and provide protection for the elderly

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built projects and hired people to complete projects such as highways and airports

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provided work in National/State Parks.

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a series of 30 evening radio addresses by President Roosevelt between1933-1944

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educator and civil rights leader who organized the National Council of Negro Women

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american judge and politician from South Carolina

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Served as the 32nd president and promised to create the New Deal

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programs used to create relief, recovery, and reform after the Great Depression

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a severe worldwide economic depression