There were many lasting impacts of the FDR administration. Among the most important were the creation of the Welfare State, which meant massive governmental intervention in the American economy. The creation on Social Security, TVA, subsidies for farmers, business regulation, expansion of the civil rights of women and African Americans, infrastructure development, regulation of the stock market, establishment of FDIC (Federal Depositors Insurance Company), which insured bank deposits up to $100,000), incorporation of labor into the state. Important writing and documentary projects such as the Federal Writer's Project, which led to the documentation of the lives of formerly enslaved slave narratives (WPA narratives). Roosevelt also played an important role in stabilizing the international community through successful prosecution of the war in Europe and the Pacific, overseeing the creation of the atomic bomb through the Manhattan project and Operation Overlord and D-Day (invasion of Europe through Normandy).
