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Homeowners continued

  • federal music project - this project helped musicians become employed and earn money
  • federal art project - people from all over helped make and sell over 200,000 products 
  • these were things such as posters, paintings, signs,ect.
  • almost each painting was about the new deal and the great depression
  • Home owners loan corporation
  • they extended the time you have to pay your house
  • federal housing administration
  • helped set up certain housing standards and helped give out loans
  • United states housing authority
  • some houses where built for the poor

Banks and Stock Market

  • problems with banks 
  • people went to the banks and took all there money out because the did not trust the banks
  • lots of banks were failing
  • banks were investing peoples money in the stock market and loosing it
  • new deal declared a bank holiday so the banks could receive a break to get things going
  • FDIC - gave you Insurance on the money you put in the bank
  • money is backed by the gold, and now it is backed up by faith

Problems with the stock Market

  • no buying, all selling 
  • Prices plummeted
  • 12.9 million on black Thursday
  • stock prices down
  • the new deal created the securities act of 1933 - companies register stock sales, regular, financial disclosures 
  • S.E.C - very important made sure people followed the rules of the stock market

Factories

  • dirty, crowded, and dangerous 
  • even kids had to work in factories and were put into dangerous situations
  • NIRA(national industrial recovery act)
  • the act was designed to allow businesses to set their own standards of production, prices, and wages
  • Wagner act gave people the right to engage in collective bargaining for better terms and conditoons at work 
  • guaranteed basic rights of employees
  • people had to be payed overtime if they worked over 44 hours 
  • people would put up blue eagle code which meant that they treated there employees right.

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