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Alphabet Agencies worksheets for Year 9 students provide comprehensive coverage of the New Deal programs established during Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency to combat the Great Depression. These educational resources help students understand the complex network of federal agencies created between 1933 and 1939, including the AAA, CCC, WPA, TVA, and dozens of other programs that transformed American government and society. Through carefully designed practice problems and analytical exercises, students develop critical thinking skills while examining how these agencies addressed unemployment, banking reform, agricultural recovery, and infrastructure development. Each worksheet includes detailed answer keys that support both independent study and classroom instruction, with free printable options available in convenient PDF format to accommodate diverse learning environments.
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