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The purpose of the CCC was to give unemployed unmarried young men between the ages of 18 and 25 jobs working on public land projects like construction, national parks, and more.
- Relief program
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Granted money to the states for relief through cash and rural relief programs as well as work projects.
- Relief Effort
- First New Deal -
Purpose to restore farmer purchasing power to pre-World War I levels. The federal government provided a domestic allotment for farmers to produce less by 30%.
- Recovery program
- First New Deal -
Created to bring electricity to the South and create jobs. Built hydroelectric power plants in seven Southern states providing issued cheap power.
- Relief program
- First New Deal -
Inspired public confidence in the U.S. banks due to insurance for those depositing of up to $250,000.
- Recovery program
- First New Deal -
Encouraged the recovery of the national industry, inspired just and fair competition, and providing for construction of public works.
- Recovery program
- First New Deal -
Created to regulate the stock market and prevent another crash from occurring in the future.
- Reform program
- First New Deal -
Helped preserve agricultural land from soil erosion and overuse.
- Recovery program
- Second New Deal -
To employ unemployed people until the economy recovered - established a national work relief program through large-scale public works projects, and employed more than 8 million Americans.
- Reform program
- Second New Deal -
To bring electricity to America's rural areas. Reimbursement for power companies to install infrastructure in areas with less.
- Reform program
- Second New Deal -
Provided work relief and education for 16 through 25 years olds in the U.S.
- Relief program
- Second New Deal -
Created a fund to provide for old-age pensions, disabilities, and unemployment compensation. Funded by a payroll tax on workers and employers, administered by Social Security Administration through state-federal cooperation.
- Relief program
- Second New Deal