President Roosevelt and his advisers did not want to simply give money to the unemployed, so they established a series of government agencies that would organize programs for the unemployed.

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Elianna Meza

10 April, 10:49

President Roosevelt and his advisers did not want to simply give money to the unemployed, so they established a series of government agencies that would organize programs for the unemployed.

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Alena Buckley · Answer 1

New Deal

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The New Deal was programs to address unemployment by having programs such as public works, financial reforms and regulations. It was used to bring relief and reform after the Great Depression. Major federal programs and agencies included the following:

Civilian Conservation Corps

The Civil Works Administration

The Farm Security Administration

The National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933

The Social Security Administration

which provided support for not only the unemployed, but farmers, youth and the elderly.

The New Deal put constraints and safeguards on the banking industry and efforts to boost up the economy after a sharp dip in prices.