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This act provided money to states for direct payments or wages on work projects, direct aid to unemployed, public works. This was a Relief effort that took place in 1933. This is from the First New Deal.
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This act was the development of navigation, flood control, electricity, and economic development in the TV; first public competition with private power companies. This was a Reform effort. This is from the first New Deal.
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Construction of public works to provide employment, welfare, and stabilize purchasing power; created Grand Coulee Dam, Triborough Bridge, etc. This was a Recovery effort. This was from the First New Deal.
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Established the FDIC to insure bank deposits and prevent bank failures. This is a Reform effort. This was from the First New Deal.
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Part of the unemployment relief act; employed 3 million men in government camps. This is a Relief effort. This is from the First New Deal.
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Provided pensions, unemployment insurance, and aid to blind, deaf, disabled, and dependent children. This was a Reform effort in the Second New Deal.
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Employed millions in construction and other jobs, provided work in arts, theatre, and literature projects. This is a Relief effort in the second New Deal.
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Legalized union practices (collective bargaining) outlawed spying on union activities and blacklisting, and created the NLRB. This is a Reform effort in the Second New Deal
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Loaned more than one million to farmers and set up camps for tenants farmers; replaced resettlement administration. This is a Relief effort in the second new deal.
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Banned child labor, established a minimum wage for all workers covered under the act. This is a Reform act under the Second New Deal.
