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Public work relief form that operated from 1933 until 1942 for unemployed unmarried men from relief families (First deal)
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The AAA was a act to relieve the exiting national economic emergency by increasing agricultural purchasing power,raise revenue,provide emergency relief,provide for orderly liquidation of joint stock land banks,and other purposes. (First deal)
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Provided navigation,flood control,electricity generation,fertilizer manufacturing, and economic development.(first deal)
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FERA had 3 primary goals 1adequacy of relief measures 2 providing work for employable people on relief rolls 3diversification of relief programs. It was estimated that about three fourths of families was on the FERA program (first deal)
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Was created under the FERA giving jobs to 4million and spending 200million dollars (first deal)
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It preceded the federal emergency relief administration. It employed 3.3 million people in 1938 and provided almost 8million jobs between 1935 and 1943. Annual budget of 1.4 billion (1935)
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Provided state pensions and help for the sick and disabled
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A progressive tax that took up to 75 percent on incomes of over 5 million
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Gave special loans to small farmers to help buy land
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Popularly known as the soak the rich tax. Mainly taxed the rich