Money in circulation mirrors production. Reduced money in circulation didn’t cause the 1930s, rather it was an effect of ...

With the President’s Big Beautiful Bill advancing through the House, we face a radically different America. For nearly a century, a battle has been waged for the vision of America, one begun with ...

By the late '30s, obstacles still in use today, such as windmills, wishing wells, and castles, were added to the courses, ...

List the WPA's initiatives in Ohio, as discussed in the clip. According to the narrator, who benefits from the WPA's work in Ohio? In what ways?

A mural titled ‘The Security of the People’ by Seymour Fogel, illustrating the values and programs put forth by the New Deal. | Fine Art/GettyImages Nearly 100 years later, Americans are still ...

At his insistence, Congress created the Works Progress Administration in January 1935, which aimed to employ 3.5 million workers in labor-intensive jobs. Library of Congress ...

Eighty years ago, the world changed forever. Black Tuesday, October 29, 1929, launched a Great Depression that rippled across the globe and lasted for more than a decade. It set in motion the ...

It was hoped as a Depression-era summer turned into a more optimistic autumn of 1933 that a parade would lead to purchases and prosperity. "Canton's Big Parade Speeds Up Recovery," said a bold and ...

Understanding the Works Progress Administration (WPA) The WPA was part of Roosevelt’s New Deal, a series of domestic programs designed to help the U.S. economy bounce back from the Great Depression.