The Works Progress Administration (WPA), part of the New Deal implementation in the United States during the Great Depression, primarily employed various types of workers to create jobs and provide public services. The WPA hired:
A) Artists - The WPA had programs that employed artists to create murals, paintings, and other forms of artwork for public buildings and spaces.
B) Bankers - While bankers may have indirectly benefited from WPA projects, they were not among the primary groups employed by the WPA.
C) Builders - The WPA employed many construction workers and builders to work on infrastructure projects, such as roads, bridges, and public buildings.
So, the correct answers regarding primary employment would be A) Artists and C) Builders.