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How this New Deal’s idea of work solved problems that were created by the Great Depression:

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How this New Deal’s idea of work solved problems that were created by the Great Depression:

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It helped people get jobs so the unemployment rate went down and Americans made more money. Also the people that were hired made the communities better by building schools and planting trees.

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The men that were employed did so much for the public and made the economy better by building schools and hospitals.

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8.5 million Americans and tens of thousands actors, musicians, writers, and other artists were put to work with this New Deal.

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Mostly unskilled men were hired. They built more than 4,000 schools, 130 new hospitals, 29,000 new bridges, 150 airfields, planted 24 million trees, repaired and paved 280,000 miles of roads, and laid about 9,000 miles of sanitary sewer lines and storm drains.

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In 1935, the unemployment rate was at 20 percent and after three years of having the WPA 3.3 million people were put to work.