Answer:
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) - provided government jobs for young men, many in national parks and historic sites.
Federal Emergency Relief Act (FERA) - gave $500 million in direct grants to states and relief agencies to help the unemployed.
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) - provided workers with jobs building dams to control the river and create a source of hydroelectric energy.
Emergency Banking Act - created a bank holiday so the government could examine banks and improve confidence
Explanation:
Civilian Conservation Corps was brought in 1933 by President Roosevelt, in order to combat high unemployment. This relief program consisted in employing young men in different environmental projects, for example, in projects of preservation and restoration of national parks and historic sites.
Federal Emergency Relief Act was brought in 1933 by President Roosevelt and Harry Hopkins, in order to distribute federal aid to unemployed citizens in every state.
Tennessee Valley Authority was founded in 1933 by President Roosevelt and George W. Norris, as a federal corporation that tried to resolve some important problems of the valley, by preventing floods, introducing electricity, and planting forests.
Emergency Banking Act was brought in 1933 by President Roosevelt, in order to stabilize and restore confidence in national banks, by examining the banks and confirming its security.
