The 1933 National Industrial Recovery Act set up the New Deal's strategy of fighting back the depression. It focused on economy recovery.The Civilian Conservation Corps provided relief, rehabilitation, and training for about around three million men. They would provide jobs for men, some of the jobs included constructing parks, fighting forrest fires, and planting trees.Federal Emergency Relief Act help the homeless and gave out welfare checks out to people and also helped people buy food and clothesThe NIRA and the NRA, helped people make more money, treating workers better. they set minimum wages and maximum weekly hoursThe Farm Security Administraion was made to help poor farmers that were affected by the dust bowl. It was set up in 1937. In 1944 The Conservation Coalition took control of the FSA.The Rural Electrification Administration was a loan program for rural electrification and telephone service. It primary goal was to promote rural electrification.The Emergency Bank Relief Act was also known as the bank holiday. This act closed down banks and 5000 banks were passed.The Federal Security Act was meant to require investors to receive a lot of information on stocks that are out for public sale. It also prohibited fraud and misrepresentationsThe Home Owners' Loan Act helped people avoid having their homes foreclosed in the DepressionThe Social Security Administration was passed and helped elderly, disable, and retired peopleThe Indian Reorganization Act would allow Native American lands would now belong to the entire tribe
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