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The CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) created jobs for the jobless by providing unskilled manual labor related to the conservation and development of Natural Resources in rural areas of the United States from 1933 to 1942, thereby also also helped preserve natural resources. It a public works relief program for unemployed young men age 18-24 as a part of the New Deal during the Great Depression and after. It put these men to work building roads, developing parks, planting trees, and helping in flood-control projects.
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What outcome did the TVA and CCC share?
creating jobs
How were the men in the CCC paid?
They earned from $30 to $40 a month, and received good food, education, and discipline.
Is the CCC still around?
The CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) was a "New Deal" federal government agency established under the Frankklin D. Roosevelt presidency to give government employment to young men to build roads, parks, highways, and other extensive public works in order to assist the country in coming out of the great depression of the 1920's. It went out of existence prior to the beginning of WWII.
What is the ccc in the New Deal?
In my research from high school, the CCC is the Civilion Conservation Corps. The issue/problem it aimed to tackle was at the unemployment of young men. Actions taken/powers of agency; money earnt by the community was sent straight to the mens families. Evidence it was/ was not effective; Around 2.5 million young men found work and sent some money back to their families. thats all I have got. :D
Which federal program hired young men to do jobs such as planting trees and bui?
Civilian Conservation Corps. was a federal program initiated by FDR during the Great Depression in an effort to put more men to work. The CCC did a lot of work in National Parks.
