Articles related to "Work Relief"

Often, work gets in the way of real life. In trying personal times, however, work can be your only respite.

This project, originally aimed only at improving navigation on the Upper Mississippi River, transformed into a major source of work relief for the New Deal.

Many of Texas' depression-era politicians were leery of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal paternalism, but the statewide need was too great not to accept federal funds.

By the 1930s new interpretations of the South, the Civil War, and slavery were being considered because of the first person perspectives of former slaves.

St Marys is a pretty town which is located at the junction of the Thames River and the Trout Creek, and sits on 700 acres bought from the Canada Company in 1840.

With the support of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, Black politics changed the political paradigm of the New Deal and influenced American politics for several generations.

See if you can answer these questions about these two abstract, pop artists from the 20th century.