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United States of America · Government / Democratic Party Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

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1933

Franklin Delano Roosevelt7 May 1933

Government / Democratic Party Government

Goes on TV & describes plans to give work to 1/4 million unemployed

Franklin Delano RooseveltMay 1933

Government / Democratic Party Government

Creates the Civilian Conservation Corps to reduce unemployment

Franklin Delano RooseveltJune 1933

Government / Democratic Party Government

Introduces to Congress the National Industrial Recovery Bill to increase employment

Franklin Delano Roosevelt1933

Government / Democratic Party Government

Creates the Civilian Conservation Corps to reduce unemployment.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt1933

Government / Democratic Party Government

Introduces the "New Deal". $500 million is made available for "public works". $400 million is made available for road building & improvement.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt1933

Government / Democratic Party Government

Introduces to Congress the National Industrial Recovery Bill to increase employment.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt1933

Government / Democratic Party Government

Prepared to accept a national debt of $31,000 million to reduce unemployment.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt1933

Government / Democratic Party Government

The Civil Works Administration employs 4 million on public works.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt1933

Government / Democratic Party Government

The Civilian Conservation Corps finds work for 2 million.

Names involved

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

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