Which New Deal program became one of the largest work-relief agencies and employed people in construction, arts, writing, and public service projects?
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Correct answer: Works Progress Administration
The Works Progress Administration provided jobs for millions of unemployed Americans. It funded roads, bridges, schools, murals, theater projects, historical records, and other public works.
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