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New Deal Programs

TermDefinition
AAA Agricultural Adjustment Act; used farm subsidies to regulate farm production
FCA Farm Credit Act; provided loans to enable farmers struggling with low incomes to keep their homes
CCC Civilian Conservation Corps; provided work for young men with payment sent to their families
FERA Federal Emergency Relief Agency; families were paid relief benefits for taking work organised by the government
TVA Tennessee Valley Authority; regional planning of a deprived area with environmental conservation and flood control
NIRA/NRA National Industrial Recovery Act/ National Recovery Administration; establish national economic planning by creating a series of codes to control production
PWA Public Works Administration; financed local projects for housing and conservation
BA/GSBA Banking Act/ Glass-Seagall Banking Act; prohibited banks from selling stock or financing corporations
FCC Federal Communications Commission; regulate wired and wireless communications and regulate television
FHA Federal Housing Administration; guarantees of private mortgages with reduced down payments
SEC Securities and Exchange Commission; regulatory agency for trading in stocks and bonds
NLRA/NLRB National Labor Relations Act/ National Labor Relations Board; strengthened the power of labor unions by allowing collective bargaining
WPA Works Progress Administration; established work relief programs for funding different projects in different areas
NYA National Youth Administration; established to encourage the education and training of young people
REA Rural Electrification Administration; gave loans for cheap electricity in areas that lacked public utility
SSA Social Security Act; created guaranteed requirement payments and set up federal insurance for unemployed
FSA Farm Security Administration; guaranteed loans to small farmers to buy small properties or rebuild farms
FLSA Fair Labor Standards Act; set minimum wage and maximum working week of 40 hours
NHA National Housing Act; established housing projects for low income families
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