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By: Mrs. Frieman & Mr. Salvatore
Date? - 1933
Problem? - Banks failing in alarming numbers
Who Did It Help? - Banks and bank customers
How Did It Help? - Closed all banks until federal government reviewed financial health of each bank and allowed it to reopen
Effective?  - Yes, it stopped the runs on banks

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By: Kendall Joseph & Aniyah Crawley
Date?- 1938
Problem?- The law original aim of giving employees enough purchasing power to end the depression was not met.
Who did it help?- It helped workers. It prohibits employment in minors in "oppressive child labor".
How did it help?- It gave raises to 700,000 workers.
Effective?- Despite the fact that the entire target was not reached, the federal government was clearly identified as a monitor of employment practices.

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By: Bri Liv Alisha

Date: August 14 1935

Problem: Provide general welfare

Who did it help: People over 65 and, victims of industrial accidents, unemployment, dependent mothers and children, the blind, and physically handicapped.

How did it help: It helps people get benefits if they qualified.

Effective: Yes, it was the most successful programs in the nation.

https://www.ourdocuments.gov/doc.php?flash=false&doc=68

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By: Taylor Alston & Isabelle Whitlock

Date?: 1934

Problem?: Repairs of houses went unfinished when the Great Depression happened, many people went homeless as well.

Who did it Help?: Returning veterans and their families after war

How did it Help?: It provided home financing, improved house standards, and increased employment in construction of homes.

Effective?: Yes, it led to a modern mortgage system. It's still effective today, it has insurance for over 8 million single family mortgages.
Sources: https://www.hud.gov/program_offices/housing/fhahistory

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By: Regan Weese, Brooklynn Illyefalvi, and Adriana Barbarino
Date: 1933
Problem: Overproduction in crops was causing for prices to be low.
Who did it help?: Farmers, favored large landowners over sharecroppers.
How did it help?: The act helped control overproduction of crops and raise prices of the crops.
Effective?: Yes, raised prices as predicted.

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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

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By Rylie Sturgill & Anastasia Terry
Date? 1933
Problem? The rise of  bank failures caused Americans to lose their savings.
Who Did It Help? USA bank  customers.
How Did It Help? Helps maintain financial stability by insuring bank deposits and supervising financial situations.
Effective? Yes, because “Since the start of FDIC insurance on January 1, 1934, no depositor has lost a single cent of insured funds as a result of a failure.”
This this still a running program.
https://livingnewdeal.org/glossary/federal-deposit-insurance-corporation-fdic-1933-present/

https://www.fdic.gov/

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By: Taylor Barnes & Shaniya Winchester
Date? -1934
Problem? -The stock market crashed and many investors were getting scammed into fraudulent deals.
Who Did It Help? -Investors and the national banking system.
How Did It Help? - The SEC had power over all money, transfers, agencies, and firms. It also enforced security laws against stock market manipulation.
Effective? -Yes, because it helped regulate the stock market.
https://www.sec.gov/
https://livingnewdeal.org/glossary/securities-act-1933-securities-exchange-act-1934/

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By: Skyler Winfield, Taylor Swann, Cami Blocker

Date: April 5,1933
Problem? Unemployment was high during the Great depression and the environment needed help.
Who did it help? It helped thousands of young men.
How did it help? The CCC gave young men jobs on environmental conservation projects
Effective? Yes,Many trees and shelters were built and parks were improved.

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By: Camryn Stewart & Logan Jefferson
Date: 1935
Created by President Roosevlet
Problem?- A lot of people lost their jobs, and so they were left unemployed.
Who did it help? it was an ambitious employment and infrastructure program.
How did it help? It existed for 8 years, the WPA put about 8.5 million Americans to work.
Effective? yes, it was apart of the new deal plan
Relief and Recovery because the Government is aiding the unemployed and its helping the economy by having more workers.
It is not around today.

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By: Emma Howell and Sophie Shanks

Date: May 18, 1933
Problem? Flooding in the Tennessee River
Who did it help? Farmers, and other people the lived in the Tennessee region.
How did it help? It improved the navigability and provided flood control for the Tennessee River, it provided reforestation. "TVA Act—was to address the Valley's most important issues in energy, environmental stewardship and economic development. Learn about key moments in our history as we’ve tackled important issues in the Tennessee Valley such as power production, flood control and reforestation, and about how our mission of service lives on today."
Effective? Yes it was extremely effective and stopped flooding for Tennessee. "We continue to carry out our mission of serving the people of the Tennessee Valley region, to make life better through our work in energy, the environment and economic development." The Tennessee Valley Authority is still around today
Sources:
https://www.tva.com/about-tva/our-history
https://www.history.com/topics/great-depression/history-of-the-tva

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Christina Hewitt & Adonai Mulugeta
Founder: Franklin D. Roosevelt

Date: 1933-1939

Used for: to reduce unemployment and encourage national industrial recovery

Problem: There was too much unemployment

How did it help? Helped give people new workspaces and jobs.

Who did it help? it helped people that worked it public buildings, learned in buildings or anyone that used a building

Was it Effective? It was Effective because 4 billion dollars worth of money went toward construction
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Public-Works-Administration
https://livingnewdeal.org/glossary/public-works-administration-pwa-1933-1943/