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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: Ella Gembicki
Date?- 1935-1943
Problem?- everyone lost jobs and then the Great Depression made it worst.
Who did it Help?- It helped the unemployed men and woman.
How did it help?- Everyone got paid and they were employing millions of skilled and unskilled people to carry out public works projects.
Effective ?- Yes, everyone got paid and had a job. The WPA helped the community in many ways.

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by: Eva Schisler
Date?- 1933
Problem?- Workers had suffered during the great depression with their jobs and wages
Who did it help?- Working men and women who had suffered greatly during the great depression
How did it help?- companies were required to write industrywide codes of fair competition that effectively fixed wages and prices
Effective?-  Yes, 23 million people were employed under the NRA codes.

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By: Sanaa Mason & Erin Phelps
Date?: 1933
Problem?: Land owners were not required to share subsidies with the sharecroppers and tenants who actually worked the land.
Who did it help?: It helped farmers and other agricultural workers
How did it help?:  It helped because the law offered farmers subsidies in exchange for limiting their production of certain crops and the subsidies were meant to limit overproduction so that crop prices could increase.
Effective?: No and Yes, It didn't last very long
How long did it last?: It ended in 1942

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By: Natalie & Kaitlyn
Date? - June 6, 1934
Problem? - after the 1929 stock market crash the SEC was created to help restore investor confidence, it was created as the first federal regulator of the security markets, they failed to detect and stop widespread abuses by security firms, costing investors billions of dollars.

Who did it help? -  The SEC is programed to protect investors. It gives investors' confidence in the stock market. It helps investors get accurate and consistent information about the corporate profitability.
How did it help? -  The SEC helped restore investor confidence by reducing trading and ensuring the public about all information about investment risks.
Effective? - The SEC was and still is very successful. It makes sure investors get the right information about corporate profitability.

https://www.sec.gov/about/what-we-do

https://www.thebalance.com/u-s-securities-and-exchange-commission-3305995

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By: Ally Veal and Morgan Herbert
Date? 1933
Problem: the problem was that there were over thousands of bank failures
Who Did It Help? Helped Banks
How Did It Help? maintained public confidence and encouraging stability in the financial system.
Effective? Yes, developing a pre-employment background screening process.
Still Exist: Yes

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By: Audrey and Abbie
Date?- 1938
Problem?- Adults and children had been working very long hours and only earned a small amount not enough to make a living.
Who did it help?- Workers and children
How did it help?- Established minimum wage, standard workweek, abolished child labor
Effective?- Yes
How long did it last?- It lasted until 2009

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By: Caitlyn Wilkins & Isabella Potter
Date- 1935-1946
Problem?- people who are in need of income!
Who did it help? Elders, the disabled, Single mothers, people who go into accidents, etc.
How did it help? It helped by the government giving them insurance, so they would still be receiving income.
Was it effective?- Yes! Gave many people a boost of income.

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By: Norah Bukowski and Brooke Majewski
Date?- 1934
Problem?- Before the FHA there were high mortgages  and perspective home buyers needed to put down 30 to 50 percent of cost of house to secure a loan
Who did it help?- homeowners and perspective home buyers
How did it help?- Insure home mortgage loans made by banks and other private lends, extended the repayment period, helped prevent foreclosures, and often made buying homes easier.
Effective?- Yes, still around today
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Federal-Housing-Administration
https://www.bostonfairhousing.org/timeline/1934-FHA.html

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By: Megan Hartka
Date: 1933
Problem? Many people lost jobs and had little to no money
Who did it help? It helped many unemployment workers  to get a job in construction when they were trying to get back on their feet
What did it help? it gave paying jobs to unemployed workers and gave money for the government to do things such as construction
Effective? Yes it gave many people jobs and was able to help the community out.
When did it end? it ended in March 1939

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By Lulu Paye
Date: April 5, 1933
Problem: Many young men were unemployed during the Great Depression.
Who did it help?: It helped youth males that were not able to get jobs.
How did it help?: It helped because

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By: Dominique Cooper
Date: May 18, 1933
Problem: Large parts of the Tennessee Valley were very poor
Who did it help: The people living in the rural areas of the Tennessee Valley
How did it help: It provided malaria prevention,  electricity, forest fire suppression, agricultural education, advice to farmers, and wildlife habitat protection.
Was it effective: Yes it was effective since it helped fix the poor conditions that came with living in the Tennesse Valley.
Does it still exist: TVA still exists to this day providing power to over 9 million people in 7 states.