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Nation Recovery Administration
It gave jobless people jobs
The poor people
yes it worked
It ended around 1935 when the Supreme Court declared it Unconstitutional.

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What did the initials stand for? Works Progress Administration

What did the program try to accomplish? They put unemployed Americans to work in return for temporary financial assistance.

Who benefited from the program?  FDR safeguarded private enterprise from competition with WPA projects by including a provision in the act that placed wage and price controls.

Did the programs work?  Out of the 10 million jobless men in the united states in 1935, 3 million were helped by WPA jobs alone.

Is the program still in existence today?  Yes

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Federal Housing Administration
Regulate interest rates and mortgage terms
Benefiting people wanting loans
Yes, it worked
Its still in function

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*Civil Works Administration
*The CWA rapidly created manual labor jobs even though they were just temporary
*It benefited the jobless and the poor
*It was a short lived program so it worked for a short time
*No this relief program is no longer in use today

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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA sent grants to state agencies
The people who got the grants
The FERA was later replaced by the WPA
No it is not still around today.

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SSA- Social Security Act.
The programs guaranteed an income for the unemployed and retirees.
The unemployed and retirees benefited from the program.
The program worked.
The program still exist because people still use Social Security

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What did the initials stand for? Home Owners Loan Corporation
What did the program try to accomplish? They helped stabilize real estate that had lost value during the depression.
Who benefited from the program? People who were building the homes as a job. Also, the people who sold the house as much s the people who were buying the homes.
Did the program work? Yes, It worked
Is the program still in existence today? No, This program stoped in 1936 when they made the last loan.

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- Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
- To provide deposit insurance for citizens
- The Citizens that lost there money got there money back
-  Yes it did
- Yes

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TVA stands for the Tennessee Valley Authority. The TVA tried to address the Valley's most important issues in energy, environmental stewardship, and economic development. People who lived in rural communities around the valley benefited from this program because they were able to receive electricity in their homes. The program was able to resolve issues such as power production, flood control, and reforestation, and was also able to help families in need of electricity. The program is still in existence today, and it continues to promote jobs and electricity for the community.

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PWA - Public Works Administration
~budgeted several billion dollars to be spent on construction of public works
~meant to provide employment, stabilize purchasing power, improve public welfare, and contribute to the revival of American industry
~funded the construction of over 34,000 projects (airports, electricity-generating dams, aircraft carriers, schools, and hospitals)
~workers who were given construction jobs benefited
~the PWA spent over $6 billion but didn't succeed in returning industry activity levels to pre-depression levels or reduce unemployment significantly
~the program was repealed in 1941 after American construction started turning towards war based production

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ccc- civilian conservation corps
they tried to accomplish to give people money while they were unemployed
the program of ccc benefited unemployed, unmarried men.
the program of ccc worked very well
the program of ccc is still in existence today

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I want you to post several things.
What did the initials stand for?
What did the program try to accomplish?
Who benefited from the program?
Did the program work?
Is the program still in existence today?