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This was a relief effort in the first new deal. It closed the country's banks for a few days in order to determine which banks were financial stable.
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This was a relief effort in the first new deal. It examined the financial stability of individual banks.
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This was a relief effort in the first new deal. It employed young men by allowing to work in forests and parks.
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This was a relief effort in the first new deal. It provided work and and financial relief for citizens struggling with the effects of the Great Depression.
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This was a recovery effort in the first new deal. It reduced the surplus of farm goods and livestock, while also establishing the agricultural adjustment administration.
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This was a relief effort in the first new deal. It employed over 4 million Americans. About $8 million were spent building new roads and schools.
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This was a reform effort in the first new deal. It created the Securities and Exchange Commission and gave it regulating and disciplinary powers.
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This was a reform effort in the first new deal. It returned tribal lands and helped spur the development of tribal business by creating a system of credit and promoting tribal self-governance.
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This was a recovery effort in the first new deal. It allowed greater lending for home construction and improvement. It also established the Federal Housing Administration.
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This was a relief effort in the second new deal. It created new communities for low income workers and helped make loans to farmers.
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This was a relief effort in the second new deal. It provided jobs for unemployed citizens and improved the country's infrastructure. It employed nearly 8.5 million unemployed Americans in the 8 years that it remained in operation.
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This was a reform effort of the second new deal. It helped bring electric power to rural areas.
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This was a recovery effort in the second new deal. It created a system of codes in business that regulated production and wages.
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This was a relief effort in the second new deal. It provided training and jobs to over 4.7 million unemployed young men and women.
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This was a reform effort in the second new deal. It made labor-management relations less violent and was administered by the National Labor Relations Board.
