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99798493Banking HolidayMar 6 - Mar 13 1933, FDR shuts down all banks to stop withdrawal of funds and improve confidence
99798494Banking Act of 1933-set up FDIC which insured deposits up to $5000 and limited banks trading in stocks and bonds
99798495Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)-organization which required companies to publish facts about their business, it also regulated stockbrokers
99798496National Recovery Administration (NRA)- more government regulation of companies; set standards for products, prices, and price increases; set min wages and max hours
99798497Public Works Administration (PWA)-created conservation projects, provided government funds for those projects, created jobs
99798498Agriculture Adjustment Act (AAA)- government paid farmers not to plant crops, provided loans for farmers to help pay mortgages
99798499Tennessee Vally Authority (TVA)- built dams for flood control and hydroelectric power in the Tennessee valley, created projects to combat erosion and deforestation
99798500Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)- state and federal parks projects, planting trees to combat erosion
99798501Works Progress Administration (WPA)- built roads, bridges, buildings, even provided money for art projects; by 1936 7% of the American work force was employed by the WPA
99798502Social Security Act- provided for retirement payments paid for by businesses and workers; and unemployment insurance paid for by businesses
99804303Fireside Chats- series of radio broadcasts given by FDR in which he explained his plans to help the country and asked for the peoples support
99804304FDRFranklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd president of the US, led the country during the Great Depression and WWII
99857321LiberalOne who believes in more government control, in this case of the economy
99857322ConservativeOne who believes in less government control, in this case of the economy

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