D) The Works Progress Administration created in the Second New Deal employed both artists and manual laborers.
The Works Progress Administration (WPA) was an American New Deal agency that hired millions of people to work on public works projects including building bridges and roads. The WPA was created to help the unemployed by giving jobs and money to millions of people in the United States. The WPA employed almost [tex]3.3[/tex] million Americans at its peak in late [tex]1938[/tex]. Both artists and physical laborers were hired by the Works Progress Administration, which was established during the Second New Deal.
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