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provided jobs for single males on conservation projects CCC-civilian conservation corps
helped states provide aid for the unemployed, direct relief for the needy FERA-federal emergency relief act
created jobs on government projects PWA-public works admin
provide work in federal jobs CWA-civil works admin
create as many job as quickly possible, funded artists WPA-workers progress admin
job training and part time jobs for unemployed young people or needy students NYA-national youth admin
closed down banks, those inspected by Treasury Department and declared stable could reopen EBRA-emergency banking relief act
protect bank deposits up to 5000 FDIC-federal deposit insurance corporation
establish codes of fair competition NRA-national recovery act
regulate stock market SEC-securities and exchange commission
created 7 member board to regulate money supply and interest rates on loans banking act of 1935
required listed ingredients in food, drugs, and cosmetics FDC-food, drugs, and cosmetics act
regulate crop production AAA-agricultural adjustment act
build dams and flood control projects TVA-tennessee valley admin
provide electricity to rural regions REA-rural electrification admin
loaned money at low interest to homeowners who could not meet mortgage payments HOLC-home owners loan corporation
insured loans for building and repairing homes FHA-federal housing admin
provided federal loans for low cost public housing USHA-united states housing authority
defined unfair labor practices, establish NLRB to settle employer/employee disputes wagner act
establish minimum wages, max hours, set rules for 16 and 18 year olds standard labors act
pension for retired workers, widows, disables social security act
raised taxes on higher incomes revenue act of 1935
organize industrial unions, sit down strikes CIO-congress of industrial organization
essatblish FDIC glass-steagall act
emergency financing to big businesses RFC-reconstruction finance corporation
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