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What was the name of Roosevelts work program in the thirtys to put people back to work?
The name of Franklin D. Roosevelt program to help the U.S orut of the great depression is is called "The New Deal."
What was the purpose of Franklin Roosevelts WPA?
The Works Progress Administration was intended to put money into the economy by having millions of unemployed people paid by the government to perform work that would benefit the nation. This included such things as building roads, dams, schools, libraries, parks, stadiums, etc.
Roosevelts advisers who supported new nationalism wanted government?
to work with business
How did new deal change the social economic and political landscape to the US?
It was a program that was implemented to put Americans back to work and recharge the American economy. The New Deal was partially successful at accomplishing this, but America's entry into WWII was what really put America back to work and rebuilt the economy. Men became soldiers and women came out of the home to handle jobs normally done by men and to work in the factories making weapons and equipment for war.
What jobs did the Jews have once they immigrated to America?
I need help please help me someone with the home work.
How can managers help employees deal with work or life issues?
They could talk to each other more
How did labor help New Deal?
It put people to work building things like Hoover Dam.
People with binge-eating disorder need help .?
Try to work out the underlying causes of it, and deal with those issues.
People with binge-eating disorder need help?
Try to work out the underlying causes of it, and deal with those issues.
How did Morse's work affect America?
It helped America break important codes and send secret messages to help win the war.
How did skyscrapers change America's cities?
it gave the people of America a chance to work and make some money to help support there family's
What change taking place in America in the early S's gave rise to an age of reform in America?
The rapid growth of cities was bringing about overcrowding and crime, as well as a major rise in urban poverty and disease. Social reformers saw these things and felt compelled to work to eradicate them, or at least put measures in place to help deal with them.
