New Deal Programs

It provided a pension for retired workers and their spouses and the unemployed.

• Social Security Administration

• National Recovery Administration (NRA)

• Public Works Administration (PWA)

• Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

What are the 3 R's of the New Deal?

• Relief, Rebuild, and Reform
• Recover, Rebuild, and Reform
• Relief, Recovery, and Reform
• Recover, Revive, and Reform

In this New Deal program, workers constructed things like roads, bridges, public buildings and parks but it also employed artists and performers...

• Public Works Administration (PWA)

• Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)

• National Youth Administration (NYA)

• Works Progress Administration (WPA)

Created government jobs for young, single men that focused on natural resource protection, park creation, and bridge building/

• National Recovery Administration (NRA)

• Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA)

• Works Progress Administration (WPA)

• Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

This New Deal program was designed to lower mortgage rates and keep people in their homes.

• Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)

• Glass-Steagall Banking Act of 1933

• Social Security

• Home Owners Loan Corporation (HOLC)

Which New Deal program was in charge of regulating the stock market?

• Federal Securities Act/Securities Exchange Commission (SEC)

• Social Security

• National Youth Administration (NYA)

• National Recovery Administration (NRA)

This program gave federal money to states in order to provide direct relief (ex: food, shelter) for their people.

• National Recovery Administration (NRA)

• Social Security

• Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA)

• Home Owners Loan Corporation (HOLC)

Young people got jobs, job training, and some recreational experiences because of the...

• Public Works Administration PWA

• Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

• Social Security Act

• National Youth Administration (NYA)

Many people lost their jobs during the Great Depression.  The national government responded with President Franklin Roosevelt's "New Deal," which

• provided programs to help people make money to provide for their needs. 
• helped reduce the national debt, providing more capital for businesses
• forced people to join the military forces to make money for their needs. 
• forced people to use charities to help them provide for their needs. 

One difference between the administrations of President Roosevelt and President Hoover was that Roosevelt was-

• more willing to use government intervention to solve economic problems
• unwilling to allow government agencies to establish jobs
• able to ignore economic issues for most of his first term in office
• opposed to any type of government regulation of financial institutions