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- NYA
- Helped kids in college get through it without having to give up schooling
- Eleanor Roosevelt
- FERA
- Enacted in 1933
- Basically Welfare
- Distributed 20 million dollars in direct aid to the unemployed
- PWA
- Created as many job as possible
- FDR's Priming the pump
- Construction jobs created more jobs for the future
- CWA
- Too much priming the pump
- Ended up killing the program
- Created jobs
- WPA
- Giving the people work
- Largest New Deal Agency
- Helped the arts
- EBRA
- Helps banks get back on their feet
- Fire days after FDR would take office
- Bank Holiday
- FSA
- Helped smaller farmers but more land
- Documented the struggles of the farmers
- HOLC
- The typical home loan in 1930 required a 50% down payment and had to be paid off within 5 - 7 years at an interest rate of 6 - 8 percent
- Buyers paid the entire interest charge at the charge at the end of the payback period in one large payment
- Designed to refinance homes to prevent the foreclosure
- FHA
- Goal to improve housing standards and conditions and to provide adequate home financing system
- Turned into HUD
- USHA
- Was designed to lend money to the states or communities for low- cost home conditions
- Homes designed for low income and homeless people
- The USHA was absorbed by the National Housing agency
- SSA
- Provides retirement, disabled, and survivors' benefits
- To qualify for these benefits, most American workers pay Social Security taxes on their earnings
- Future benefits are based on employees' contributions
- Each person has one
- FFDCA
- Gave food and drug admin. power to regulate these industries
- Made sure that the drugs were safe and real
- Made sure food was safe and clean
- IRA
- Abolished the Dawes Act and allowed Native American to govern themselves on a tribal basis
- Allowed them to manage and keep their own land
- Act still around today
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