How Did Roosevelt's New Deal Affect Public Work?

The Public Works Administartion was apart of the new deals that were created to help America out of the depression. These deals gave people jobs, food, business, money, and many other oppertunitys. Although they weren´t the resolution to the Great Deppression, they definitly played a role in upbringing US citizens that were faced with these hard times. The PWA, CCC, FHA, and the FSA were only a few of the many new deals created by the 32nd president. Due to major stock market crash in 1929, the great depression began. President Hoover was in office, and would definitly not be running for re-election, as most of the public did not think very highly of him at this time. The new president though, Franklin D. Roosevelt, had a plan that would hopefully relieve the country. During his presidency, he began creating and passing these deals. The public appreciated the great ideas and they were begining to see a difference in the counrty. These deals started in 1933 and concluded at the begining of World War 2. Roosevelt used the three ¨R´s¨ when creating the deals. They were relief, recovery, and reform. All of these were taken into consideration before establishing a deal. They also proved to be very effective.
This deal was created on June 16, 1933. Its purpose was to put thousands of Americans to work. The main goal of this deal was to reduce unemployment, make sure people no longer needed government relief because they were earning a good pay check, and with that they could buy things, benifiting other companies, so that they, too, could succeed. The PWA was alloted 3.3 million dollars, and they worked to create some famous structires we have today. Workers also built roads, schools, dams, hospitals, government buildings, court houses, and many more things all over the