United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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... Administration ( CWA ) , like its predecessor FERA , was a form of unemployment relief , but it was not operated through the states . Under Admin- istrator Harry Hopkins it put some four million people to work by February , 1934 , thus ...
... Administration ( CWA ) , like its predecessor FERA , was a form of unemployment relief , but it was not operated through the states . Under Admin- istrator Harry Hopkins it put some four million people to work by February , 1934 , thus ...
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... ADMINISTRATION ( WPA ) . This organiza- tion was instructed to find projects that could be carried out on pub- lic property at federal expense . By December , 1935 , almost three million workers were receiving federal assistance through ...
... ADMINISTRATION ( WPA ) . This organiza- tion was instructed to find projects that could be carried out on pub- lic property at federal expense . By December , 1935 , almost three million workers were receiving federal assistance through ...
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... Administration , 181-182 Farmers ' Union , 69 , 159 Faubus , Orval , 234 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation , 175 Federal Emergency Relief ... Administration ( World Federal Fuel Administration ( World War I ) , 139 280 Index.
... Administration , 181-182 Farmers ' Union , 69 , 159 Faubus , Orval , 234 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation , 175 Federal Emergency Relief ... Administration ( World Federal Fuel Administration ( World War I ) , 139 280 Index.
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BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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