1933; Established a system for 7 major commodities that provided cash subsidies to farmers who cut production.

1935; Established to help small farmers buy land and to resettle sharecroppers  and tenants farmers on more productive land. 

 1935; brought power to farms in an attempt to improve the quality of rural life; Roosevelt wanted rural Americans to stay on their land.

closure of all banks and calling of Congress into session. Restored public faith in the banks

 A banking law that curbed speculation by separating investment banking from commercial banking and created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which insured deposits.

 launched the NRA and established a system of industrial self-government to handle the problems of overproduction, cutthroat competition, and price instability that had caused business failures.

regulated the stock market by regulating the purchase of stocks on credit (margin buying) and restricting speculation by those with inside information on corporate plans.

 authorized the president to appoint a new Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve system, placing control of interest rates and other money-market policies at the federal level rather than with regional banks.

 (wealth tax): a tax reform bill that increased estate and orporate txs and instituted higher personal income tax rates in the top brackets; controversial. 

 received legislative approval for its innovative plan of government- sponsored regional development and public energy.

sent 250,000 young men to do reforestation and conservation work.

guaranteed workers the right to organize and bargain collectively

 offered a degree of protection to labor; industrial workers could join a union, and outlawed unfair labor practices

 established by the Wagner Act; protected workers from employer coercion, supervise elections for union representation, and guarantee the process of collective bargaining.

in response to Townsend and Long; pensions for most workers provided by a federal tax. Creation of a welfare state in the US. 

 mandated the construction of low-cost public housing

 made permanent the minimum wage, maximum hours, and anti-child labor provisions of the NRA codes.

offered federal $ to states for relief programs

put people to work in repairing bridges, buidling highways, etc, setting up community projects.

main federal relief agency for the depression; put relief workers directly on the federal payroll.

 gave part time employment to more than 2 million college and high school students.