When the dust bowl came to the direct attention of the majority of the american people, president roosevelt created more programs to , these fell into two broad categories:

Farm security administration and Resettlement administration is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The Dustbowl was a man-made environmental disaster, which started in the great plains. due to decades of intensive farming the plains had become ecologically unstable and triggered drought in the early 1930s. The winds flowing over the plains started to carry loose topsoil and caused dust storms and due to the drought and the dust storms farmlands became barren, the areas most affected were Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas.

Saving American farms was the most important task of Franklin D Roosevelt. He combined scientific research, environment policies and business incentives to deal with the environmental disaster.

Through new deal, he started Faram Security Administration for providing emergency relief and soil conservation and resettled the farmers on productive land. The other projects Soil conservation service, Taylor Grazing Act, Shelter belt project and Civilian Conservation Corps. the shelter belt project aimed to deal with wind erosion and the civilian conservation corps. planted trees.

The other program was Resettlement Administration, it the farmers to pay their mortgage. The steps taken by the Roosevelt Administration showed how the government should effectively deal with environmental disasters.