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The New Deal was a series of programs President Roosevelt and Congress created to help the country, each with specific goals and achievements.

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The CCC was started in 1933 to give jobs to young men and help protect the environment. People in the program worked on different projects, including planting trees, taking care of parks, and preventing soil erosion. The main goal was to reduce unemployment and make the country's public spaces better.

Goal: To reduce unemployment and improve the nation's public lands.

#reduceunemployment

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Founded in 1933, the AAA was created to raise the prices of farm products by cutting down on the amount of crops grown. The government paid farmers to grow less.

Goals: To help farmers earn more money and keep prices steady by managing how much is produced.

#farmerlove

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Created in 1935, this law set up a system to offer help to older people, unemployment benefits for those without jobs, and support for children in need and people with disabilities.

Goals: To give financial support to elderly people and help lower poverty for at-risk people.

#finnancialsupport

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Tennessee Valley Authority, was created in 1933 to help with boat travel, prevent flooding, and provide electricity in the Tennessee Valley area.

Goals: were to update the economy in the region and make life better for the people living there.

#elecrtricityforall

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Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA)

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Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA)

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Created in 1933, FERA provided direct relief for the unemployed and their families.

Goals: To help the suffering of those hardest hit by the Great Depression through financial assistance and work relief programs.

#direct relief

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Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA)

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Launched in 1933, the PWA tried to create jobs by funding large-scale public works construction projects.

Goals: To stimulate the economy and reduce unemployment through infrastructure development.

#createjobs

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