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What is the difference between Relief, Recovery and Reform? The
difference between Relief, Recovery and Reform
is as follows:
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RELIEF: Giving direct aid to reduce the
suffering of the poor and the unemployed
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RECOVERY: Recovery of the economy.
Creating jobs and helping businesses
grow by restarting the flow of consumer
demand
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REFORM: Reform of the financial system
to ease the economic crisis and
introducing permanent programs to avoid
another depression and insuring against
future economic disasters
What agencies were responsible for Relief, Recovery and Reform?
Examples of the agencies for Relief,
Recovery and Reform are as follows:
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RELIEF: Civil Works Administration
(Relief), Farm Security Administration
(Relief), Federal Emergency Relief
Admin. (Relief) and
National Youth Administration (Relief)
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REFORM: Rural Electrification
Administration (Reform), Securities And
Exchange Commission (Reform), Social
Security Administration (Reform), Indian
Reorganization Act (Reform), Tennessee
Valley Authority (Reform), Federal
Deposit Insurance Corp. (Reform) and the
National Labor Relations Act (Reform)
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RECOVERY: National Recovery
Administration (Recovery), Agricultural
Adjustment Act (Recovery), Federal
Housing Administration (Recovery),
Public Works Administration
(Relief/Recovery)
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Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 1:
Emergency Banking Relief
Act - To regulate the Banking system
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2: Reforestation Relief Act -
Established the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) and
work for 250,000 men
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 3:
Federal Emergency Relief Act - The
FERA established grants for relief projects
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 4:
Agricultural Adjustment Act - The AAA
provided relief to farmers
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 5:
Tennessee Valley Authority - The TVA
provided aid for the economic development in the Tennessee
Valley
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 6:
Federal Securities Act established
the SEC to regulate trading on Wall Street
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 7:
National Employment System Act was
passed
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 8:
Home Owners Refinancing Act providing
loans for some 1 million mortgages.
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9: The Banking Act of 1933 (aka the
Glass–Steagall Act) established banking reforms and the
FDIC
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact
10: The Farm Credit Act of 1933
established the Farm Credit System (FCS)
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Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 11:
National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA)
established the PWA and the NRA
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 12:
The Public Works Administration (PWA) to supervise the
construction of public works
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 13:
The National Recovery Administration (NRA) to stimulate
competition and establish fair trade
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 14:
The Farm Security Administration (FSA)
was created in 1937 (Resettlement Administration in
1935) to aid sharecroppers.
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 15:
The Federal Housing Administration
(FHA) was created in 1934 to stimulate the building
industry by providing small loans for home
construction.
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 16:
The Indian Removal Act of 1934
(called the "Indian New Deal, reversed the
forced-assimilation policies
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 17:
The National Labor Relations Act NLRA
(also called the Wagner Act) of 1935 created the
National Labor Relations Board to protect the rights or
organized labor
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 18:
National Youth Administration (NYA)
was created under the Emergency Relief Act of 1935, the
NYA provided more than 4.5 million jobs for young
people.
Relief, Recovery and Reform Fact 19:
Works Progress Administration (WPA)
was established under the $4.8 billion Emergency Relief
Appropriation Act of 1935
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20: Rural Electrification Administration
(REA) supplying electricity to rural communities
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Social Security Administration (SSA)
administering a national pension fund an unemployment
insurance system, and public assistance for dependent
mothers & the physically disabled
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22:
Fair Labor Standard Act (FLSA) established a
minimum wage and maximum working hours
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