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•The name of the program

•What the program did

•When was it implemented?

•Does it still exist today?


7.NRA (National Recovery Administration)

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What is the name of the program?
NRA (National Rifle Association)
What did the program do?
They advocate for gun rights.
When was it implemented? 
It was founded in 1871.
Does it still exist today?
Yes, it still exists today.

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NRA (National Recovery Administration)
The goal of this program was to eliminate competition by bringing industries and government closer together by rules.
It was formed in 1933, and dissolved in 1935.



WPA (Works Progress Administration)
This program employed people to carry out public works project.
It was formed in 1935, and dissolved in 1943.


REA (Rural Electrification Administration)
This program gave federal loans to major electric companies so they could install electric distribution systems.
Enacted on May 20, 1936, and it still continues today


NYA (National Youth Administration)
This program provided work and education to the youth of America.
It operated from 1935 to 1939.


Wagner Act
It guarantees rights in the private industries, such as strikes, etc.
Started in 1935, and it still exists.


Social Security Act
It is federal assistance for old people.
It was enacted in 1935 and still exists.


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