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This Act provided government insurance for bank deposits. It helped increase trust in the public for the banking system.
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Meant to make bank systems more trustworthy to the public. Federal examiners had to survey the nation's banks and issue Treasury Department Licenses to those that were financially sound.
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Required companies that sold stocks and bonds to be completely upfront and give truthful information to its buyers.
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Meant to restore the economy and trust in the banking system. It separated commercial banking from investment banking.
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Was created to regulate the stock market and to stop fraud.
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Improved home standards and facilitated housing financing. Meant to also increase the home-construction industry.
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Protects an employee's right to organize or partake in a union if they so choose.
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Established benefits for workers, victims of industrial accident, and unemployment insurance. Also aided mothers and children, blind, and physically handicapped.
