Hunter Rotors Govern the Ground of City Government in the Lone Star State The presidency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt left a strong impression on American society. As the United States emerged from the depths of the Great Depression, the country established itself as a world superpower in World War II. But on the homefront, much was being done as well. Perhaps one of the greatest legacies of the FDR administration was the Works Progress Administration (WPA). This federal agency was in existence from 1935- 1943 and was charged with instituting and administering public works in order to relieve national unemployment. Often cited as the most visible of all the WPA projects was the Tennessee Valley Authority, the taming of the Tennessee River with a series of dams and reservoirs to provide wat

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