Question

The New Deal sought to help the United States out of the Great Depression by providing relief to people in need, by creating programs to help the nation recover from economic ruin, and provide a frame work to reform the system to try to prevent another economic depression. Determine which of these goals each program had in mind. ITEM BANK: Move to Bottom Agricultural Adjustment ActCivilian Conservation CorpsFederal Deposit Insurance CorporationNational Labor Relations ActNational Recovery ActPublic Works AdministrationSecurities and Exchange CommissionSocial SecurityWorks Progress Administration.

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Answer:

1. CCC & WPA:  The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) and the Works Progress Administration (WPA) was set up to  provide employment to the americans   and to  "stimulate" the economic growth after the era of graet depression. The WPA and CCC  started many public projects like road building , schools, airports, hospitals, parks, dams.
2. Social Security Act: This law  was enacted to provide Financial aids to unemployed people,senior citizens,disable people and dependent mothers with children's.
3. Agricultural Adjustment Act: This act was introduced to control the fall in agricultural prices .
4. The National Industrial Recovery Act: As per the act various laws pertaining to the industrial code of conduct was established.This act also limited the production of certain consumer good in order to drive up the prices.
5. TFDIC & Bank Reform: To resolve the banking Crisis the banking reform acts was passed .FDIC was created to restore the faith of the Americans in the banking system.
6. SEC- Stock Market Reform: The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) was developed to regulate Wall Street and the stock market exchanges. The agency kept a check on the  fraud and the fradulant practices  in the stock markets by banks and corporations