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How the New Deal Aided Black Americans
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Who was the first black American presidential adviser, appointed in 1934?

Robert Weaver

What position did Harold Ickes hold from 1933 to 1946?

Secretary of the Interior

By 1940, what proportion of PWA housing units did black Americans occupy?

One-third

How many black Americans did the WPA employ annually between 1936 and 1940?

350,000

How many black Americans did WPA literacy programmes teach to read and write?

250,000

How many young black Americans received vocational training from the National Youth Administration?

500,000

Who led the Resettlement Administration as a 'colour blind' programme?

Rexford Tugwell

Of 150 rural projects, how many were mixed-race?

26

How much did the Administration pay for land at Gee's Bend, Alabama in 1937?

$122,000

What two structures did Roosevelt never attempt to end in the South, according to Parrish?

Segregation and disenfranchisement

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