New Deal Programs
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President Franklin D. Roosevelti ellu viidud New Deal on kõige paremini meeles kui periood Ameerika ajaloos, kus valitsuse ja rahva suhted põimusid, et mõlemad taas jalule saaksid.
Süžeeskeem Kirjeldus
FDR uus Deal Programs WPA - Tööd Progress Administration, C. - Civil Works Administration, CCC - Tsiviil- Conservation Corps
Süžeeskeem Tekst
- WPA - Works Progress Administration
- CWA - Civil Works Administration
- CCC - Civilian Conservation Corps
- The Works Progress Administration was the most significant program of the New Deal in terms of providing Americans with jobs. Over three million Americans were provided with jobs, such as road and building construction, along with many more.
- The Civil Works Administration was created under the Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FEMA). Despite being a temporary program, within two years, CWA workers had created or repaired 12 million feet of sewer pipe, 255,000 miles of roads, 40,000 schools, and 3,700 playgrounds.
- The Civilian Conservation Corporation was a New Deal program for young men aged 17-28. These men were provided with shelter, food, and a small wage in exchange for labor related to irrigation, flood control, structural improvements, and forest fire prevention.
Pilt Omistamine
- Photograph of a Workman on the Framework of the Empire State Building, 1936 - The U.S. National Archives - (Litsents No known copyright restrictions )
- Row of men at the New York City docks out of work during the depression, 1934 - The U.S. National Archives - (Litsents No known copyright restrictions )
- Textiles. Pacific Mills. Piecing-up on slubber frame (Front view), April 1937 - The U.S. National Archives - (Litsents No known copyright restrictions )
- WPA - beckstei - (Litsents Attribution )
- WPA workers building stairway at Golden Gardens, 1936 - Seattle Municipal Archives - (Litsents Attribution )
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