Government Programs

1. Nicknamed Ginnie Mae
3. Established in 1953 to replace the Federal Security Agency, it was reorganized in 1979
5. Aviation
6. National health research
7. Enforces the National Labor Relations Act of 1935
9. Tracks down world-wide criminals
11. America's tax collector
13. Regulates communication by radio, television, phone, telegraph, cable, and Internet
14. The mail
16. Nine military groups overseeing work around the world and specific task commands
17. Studies diseases and issues public health warnings
19. A private mail company
20. Begun during the New Deal, insures private mortgages
21. The all-encompassing military department
23. Safe, affordable urban housing
26. Provides grants and endowments for artistic research
27. Spies and intelligence-gathering
28. The highest ranking officers in the U.S. military
29. Develops resources in Tennessee
31. Nicknamed Fannie Mae

1. A watchdog agency to ensure federal officers stay within the law
2. A controversial wildlife refuge in Alaska
3. A health department accounting for one-fourth of government spending
4. High-level investigations
5. Nicknamed Freddie Mac
8. Leads the governments response to natural disasters
10. Space travel
11. First oversaw railroad practices across states, then trucking and air transport as well
12. Attempts to prevent stock market crashes
15. provides assistance to small businesses
16. Oversees our country's first industry, agriculture
18. Government's coordinated effort to keep America safe from attack
20. Certifies quality of foods and cosmetics
22. Established in 1870 with the attorney general at its head
24. Transportation
25. Provides credit loans to farmers
26. National weather
30. Programs for veterans
31. Insures deposits made in banks