The New Deal
By Jaden Ferguson, Chene Noel, and Soloman Wise
The New Deal
Programs During the New Deal
FSA: Federal Security Agency was created in 1939 to serve several important responsibilities for government entitles . it was abolished in 1953, it administrated social security , federal education funding, food and drug safety
WPA: Works Progress Administration was created in 1935. It was the biggest New Deal agency. The WPA impacted millions of people. it provided numerous of jobs across America. Because of this more roads, buildings and new projects were created. in 1939 it was renamed Works Projects Administration but it also ended in 1943
Actions That Took Place During the New Deal
Federal Emergency Relief Act.
Congress passed this act to release millions of dollars to states; one of the fourth national workforce to obtain jobs
May 27 1933
Federal Securities Act
Congress passed this act for the first time committing the government for regulation of Wall Street
April 8 1935
Emergency Relief Appropriations
congress passed 5 billion work relief project that administrated over 8 million people with new jobs.