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What did the Civilian Conservation Corps do? what projects did they work on in Georgia? Your response should be 1-3 complete sentences.
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What was the purpose of the Rural Electrification Act? Your answer should be one complete sentence.
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What was the purpose of the Social Security Administration? Your response should be one complete sentence.
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According to the video, what problems was the Agricultural Adjustment Act trying to fix? Your answer should be 1-2 complete sentences.
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Why did Roosevelt visit Georgia often? Your response should be 1 complete sentence.
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What was the impact of FDR's time in Warm Springs? Reference at least one specific impact shown in the videos or readings. Your response should be 1-3 complete sentences.
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The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) was a work relief program created during the Great Depression in the United States. In Georgia, the CCC worked on various projects including reforestation, erosion control, and the development of state parks and recreational areas. They also constructed bridges, trails, and fire towers, and helped improve the infrastructure of Georgia's forests and natural resources.
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The purpose of the Rural Electrification Act was to bring electricity to rural areas in the United States that did not have access to power.
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The purpose of the Social Security Administration was to administer social security programs and provide financial support to retired and disabled individuals, as well as their dependents and beneficiaries.
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According to the video, the Agricultural Adjustment Act was trying to fix the problems of overproduction and low agricultural prices by paying farmers to reduce their production and increase the prices of their crops and livestock.
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Roosevelt visited Georgia often because he had a personal retreat called the "Little White House" in Warm Springs, Georgia, where he sought treatment for his polio and found solace during his presidency.
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FDR's time in Warm Springs had a significant impact on his personal and political life. One specific impact shown in the videos and readings is that Warm Springs provided a therapeutic environment for FDR's polio treatment, allowing him to regain confidence in his physical abilities and develop a connection with people who faced similar challenges. This experience shaped his empathy towards those with disabilities and influenced his advocacy for policies and programs that supported individuals with disabilities, such as the creation of the March of Dimes.