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History Brief: The Works Progress Administration (WPA)

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Special thanks to The Free Dictionary for providing us with the information used in this web page

Video Vocabulary

intended

/inˈtendəd/

intended
adjective noun verb

planned or meant. person one intends to marry. To plan or want to do something.

regions

/ˈrējən/

regions
noun other

area or division. Parts of a country, of the world, areas, etc..

enacted

/enˈakt/

enacted
verb

To make a bill into law.

swimming

/ˈswimiNG/

swimming
noun verb

sport or activity of propelling oneself through water using limbs. To move through water by moving parts of the body.

concerned

/kənˈsərnd/

concerned
adjective verb

worried, troubled, or anxious. To feel worry or anxiety.

executive

/iɡˈzekyədiv/

executive
adjective noun

having power to execute plans, etc.. A senior manager in a business or organization.

branches

/bran(t)SH/

branches
noun other verb

part of tree growing from trunk. (Often secret) groups or subgroups of religions. divide into branches.

servant

/ˈsərvənt/

servant
noun

person who performs duties for others.

provide

/prəˈvīd/

provide
verb

To offer or give something that is wanted, needed.

unskilled

/ˌənˈskild/

unskilled
adjective

not having or requiring special skill or training.

projects
projects
noun other verb

planned enterprise. Homes built in the US by government. To show something on a screen using light.

domestic

/dəˈmestik/

domestic
adjective noun

British informal fight between husband and wife. Someone paid to help with housework in your house.

programs

/ˈprōˌɡram/

programs
noun other verb

set of related measures. Plans or schedule of events. To write computer code for a piece of software.

communities

/kəˈmyo͞onədē/

communities
noun other

group of people with common characteristic. Groups of people who share common ideas or areas.

themselves

/T͟Həmˈselvz/

themselves
pronoun

used to refer to group of people or things previously mentioned.

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