1. The New Deal RELIEF: Immediate payments to relieve poverty
RECOVERY: Provide jobs to create consumer demand
REFORM: Permanent programs to avoid future situations

2. A. To ease the banking crisis and ensure financial stability
“Bank Holiday” (1933) Emergency Banking Act
Relief
Authorized gov’t to inspect financial health of banks
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. FDIC (1933)
Reform
Insured bank deposits
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Regulated stock market

3. B. To aid the unemployed Federal Emergency Relief Admin. FERA (1933)
Provided funds to state relief agencies
Works Progress Admin.
WPA (1933)
Recovery
Jobs in building construction and art, music, and writers
Civilian Conservation Corp. CCC (1933)
Jobs for young men in conservation and resource projects

4. C. To aid industry and agriculture
National Industrial Recovery Admin.
NIRA (1933)
Recovery
Outlined fair business and labor practices
PWA Public Works Administration
Large scale public works construction agency
Agricultural Adjustment Act
AAA (1933)
Aimed to raise farm prices by reducing acreage and pay farm subsidies
Federal Housing Admistration FHA
Provide Mortgage relief and stimulate construction industry

5. D. To aid Labor National Labor Relations Act aka Wagner Act (1935)
Reform
Protected unions right to collective bargain
Social Security Act
SSI (1935)
Unemployment benefits, pensions, disability
Fair Labor Standards Act
(1938)
Minimum Wage

6. E. To conserve and protect the nation’s resources
Tennessee Valley Aurthority
TVA (1933)
Recovery
Created to build dams in the Tenn. Rv. valley
“We’re gonna electrify the south”