yes it was changed in 1939
Well, the PWA was actually a RECOVERY agency, and it was created to hire workers for thousands of public works projects such as bulding the Grand Coulee Dam and Los Angeles. It started around 1934 and went until 1941.
This was the Works Progress Administration, also called the Work Projects Administration. It was formed in April 8, 1935 and dissolved on JUne 30, 1943.
The Works Progress Administration (or WPA, for short) was established to carry out public works projects during the Great Depression.In the story, the organization is there since the book takes place during the Depression.The WPA was a part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal, the Works Progress Administration.
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yes it was changed in 1939
To stimulate the economy through the building of huge public works projects.
Works Project Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Well, the PWA was actually a RECOVERY agency, and it was created to hire workers for thousands of public works projects such as bulding the Grand Coulee Dam and Los Angeles. It started around 1934 and went until 1941.
The W.P.A. aka the Works Projects Administration
This was the Works Progress Administration, also called the Work Projects Administration. It was formed in April 8, 1935 and dissolved on JUne 30, 1943.
The budget of Works Progress Administration is 1,400,000,000 dollars.
The Works Progress Administration (WPA) provided employment for millions of Americans during the Great Depression by funding public works projects such as building roads, bridges, and public buildings. It also supported the arts, hiring artists, writers, and musicians to create works that reflected American culture and history.
The Works Progress Administration (or WPA, for short) was established to carry out public works projects during the Great Depression.In the story, the organization is there since the book takes place during the Depression.The WPA was a part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal, the Works Progress Administration.
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