New Deal Programs

Which of these are New Deal Programs? Check all that apply!

• Roadside Assistance

• Works Progress Administration

• Civilian Conservation Corps

• TVA

Which President was responsible for the New Deal?

• Herbert Hoover

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

What does CCC stand for?

• Charity and Conservation Community

• Civilian Conservation Corps

Which New Deal program build dams to generate hydroelectricity?

• Tennessee Valley Authority

• Agricultural Adjustment Administration

• Works Progress Administration

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

• Tennessee Valley Authority

• FDIC

• FERA

• Works Progress Administration

This New Deal program was created to give benefit to older, retired workers.

• social security administration

• civilian conservation corps

• agricultural adjustment act

• Tennessee valley authority

Gave jobs to more than two million young men in environmental improvement projects, especially the National Parks System.

• Public Works Authority

• Tennessee Valley Authority

• Civilian Conservation Corps

• Social Security

In 1933, Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) created_

• jobs (art, literacy, drama, projects, etc.) for artists, musicians, etc.

• a "safety net" of insurance for unemployed workers

• bank deposit insurance for consumers so they would no longer lose money in bank crashes

• government jobs (building dams, etc.) By building dams, TVA brought electricity to the Tennessee Valley

In 1933, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) created_

• jobs (art, literacy, drama, projects, etc.) for artists, musicians, etc.

• a "safety net" of insurance for unemployed workers

• bank deposit insurance for consumers so they would no longer lose money in bank crashes

• government jobs (building dams, etc.) By building dams, TVA brought electricity to the Tennessee Valley

During what time were many of the programs created?

• First Year

• First Hundred Days

• Final 50 Days