Title: The New Deal: 3 R's - The Great Depression By Gabby DiMaio and Rachel Roe
Headings: 
The New Deal: Relief, Recovery, and Reform
RELIE F:
RECOVERY:
REFORM:

Content: Listed below are the new acts established during the second hundred days of the new deal: The Works Progress Administration
The Social Security Act
Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act
Second Agricultural Adjustment Administration
United States Housing Authority
The Indian Reorganization Act
Wagner Act
RELIE F: Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA) 1933
Direct relief - money given to the states - states could use the money in their state for any relief they felt necessary. At one time - 8 million families could be on direct relief. RECOVERY: Civillian Conservation Corps workers
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) 1933
Youth program - ages 18-25 - most unmarried from poor families - 2600 work camps - almost like the military. Lived in barracks, room and board provided by the government. Paid wages, but were expected to share their wages with their families. Socially useful work - built fire trails, camp sites in parks, cleared swamps, planted trees, conservation measures. Public Works Administration (PWA) 1933
Purpose - to help the construction and building industry recover government contracts granted to private firms for the construction of public works.