Disambiguation evidence for WPA via surface form

"Works Progress Administration"


As subject (49)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Works Progress Administration".

Predicate Object
activity construction of bridges
activity construction of parks and recreational facilities
activity construction of public buildings
activity construction of roads
activity improvement of public utilities and infrastructure
administrator Harry Hopkins
beneficiary local governments
beneficiary state governments
beneficiary unemployed workers
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved 1943
employedApproximately 8.5 million people
era New Deal
surface form: New Deal era
focusArea arts and culture
focusArea community services
focusArea education and literacy
focusArea public works
foundedBy President Franklin D. Roosevelt
surface form: Franklin D. Roosevelt
fundingSource federal government appropriations
historicalContext part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's relief, recovery, and reform agenda
historicalContext response to mass unemployment in the United States
inception 1935
instanceOf New Deal agency
instanceOf federal government program
jurisdiction federal government of the United States
keyPerson Harry Hopkins
laterName Works Progress Administration
surface form: Work Projects Administration
locatedIn Washington, D.C.
nameChangeYear 1939
notableOutput airports and airfields
notableOutput artworks, murals, and public sculptures
notableOutput hundreds of thousands of miles of roads
notableOutput oral histories and guidebooks
notableOutput thousands of public buildings
originalName Works Progress Administration
parentOrganization United States government
surface form: United States federal government
partOf New Deal
program Federal Art Project
program Federal Music Project
program Federal Theatre Project
program Federal Writers’ Project
surface form: Federal Writers' Project
program Historical Records Survey
purpose fund public works projects
purpose provide employment for unemployed Americans
purpose stimulate the U.S. economy during the Great Depression
purpose support arts, culture, and education projects
replacedBy Federal Works Agency
replacedBy War Manpower Commission
timePeriod Great Depression