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What do the tennessee valley authority and the federal deposit insurance corporation have in common?

What do the tennessee valley authority and the federal deposit insurance corporation have in common?
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What do the tennessee valley authority and the federal deposit insurance corporation have in common?

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they are both still in operation today

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The main thing that the tennessee valley authority and the federal deposit insurance corporation have in common is that they were both created during FDR's "New Deal" program as ways to held dig the United States out of the Great Depression.
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