Answer:
CCC: (c.)
WPA: (e.)
SSA: (a.)
TVA: (d.)
FDIC: (b.)
Step-by-step explanation:
The CCC was created in 1933 as part of the New Deal legislation, employing young men to work on projects aimed at (c.) "maintain[ing] the state and national forests."
The WPA was similarly enacted as part of the New Deal legislation in an effort to curb the rampant unemployment rates. In order to do so, it (e.) "put people to work building dams, bridges, and roads."
The SSA (a.) "gave money to citizens with disabilities, the elderly, and retired citizens" to provide economic relief.
The TVA was established in 1933, creating (d.) "jobs for public buildings—schools, libraries, etc" helping to curb unemployment rates and eliminate poverty.
The FDIC was the product of the Banking Act of 1933—enacted due to the bank failures during the Great Depression. It (b.) "insured an individual up to $5,000" because up until that point, deflation left many citizens and firms with the inability to pay back loans to the banks, resulting in the bankruptcy of the banks themselves, which in turn meant that the banks had lost the savings of millions. The FDIC ensured that citizens were guaranteed the protection of their money.