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How did the Federal Emergency Relief Act respond to the Great Depression?
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It hired workers in the creative arts who worked on writing and art projects.
It funded unemployment insurance and public pension funding.
It set prices on various commodities to stabilize the economy.
It gave funding to states to pay for projects which would employ people.
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It gave funding to states to pay for projects which would employ people.
FERA (1933), led by Harry Hopkins, provided federal grants to states for direct relief and work-relief projects to put people back to work.
FERA (1933), led by Harry Hopkins, provided federal grants to states for direct relief and work-relief projects to put people back to work.
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