The CWA's termination marked a transition away from short-term emergency relief toward more permanent recovery programs and shaped subsequent New Deal employment initiatives and federal relief policy.
The Civil Works Administration (CWA), a temporary New Deal public-works relief program launched in November 1933, ended operations as federal funding expired on March 31, 1934.
The CWA's termination marked a transition away from short-term emergency relief toward more permanent recovery programs and shaped subsequent New Deal employment initiatives and federal relief policy.
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