What were the public construction projects during Roosevelt’s New Deal period?

The "Emergency Banking Act" authorizes the president to review individual banks, and only solvent banks are allowed to open, establish the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and insure small deposits of less than 5,000 yuan; announce the suspension Gold exports, abandoning the gold standard, and the US dollar devalued by about 30%.

Establish the "National Reconstruction Agency", which will coordinate the relationship between the state, business owners and workers, and jointly formulate fair competition regulations... All enterprises that accept the regulations will be issued a printed There’s the blue eagle logo that says “We do our part.”

The National Labor Relations Act stipulates that unfair treatment of labor is illegal. Workers have the right to organize labor unions. Employers may not interfere with and control labor organizations and may not refuse to collectively negotiate contracts with workers.

In 1938, Congress passed legislation on minimum wages and maximum working hours, stipulating that after seven years of working 40 hours a week, the hourly wage should not be less than 40 cents.

Reduce cultivated land, reduce the existing cultivated land area, and increase the processing tax of agricultural product processing enterprises such as flour mills, textile mills, and slaughterhouses to subsidize the economic losses of farmers who reduce cultivated land.

Passing the Public Works and Natural Resources Protection Act, the Civilian Resource Conservation Corps was established in 1933 to organize young men aged 18 to 25 to plant trees, build dams, extinguish forest fires, and plant protective forests. Each batch is 250,000 people, and each period is half a year.

The Tennessee Works Administration, established in 1933, became a permanent agency of the federal government. The project built many dams and power stations, which not only saved 3 million acres of farmland from flooding, but also increased the average income of 3.5 million local residents. Improved by 9 times.

From 1935 to 1942, the "Works Progress Administration" established to coordinate the entire project program spent approximately more than $13 billion and employed approximately 8.5 million workers. 122,000 public buildings, 664,000 miles of new roads, 77,000 new bridges, 285 new airports and 24,000 miles of underground waterways were built.