What was the main purpose of the Civilian Conservation Corps?
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Correct answer: To provide jobs for young men in conservation and public works projects
The Civilian Conservation Corps employed young men in projects such as planting trees, building trails, and improving parks. It provided wages while also supporting conservation and infrastructure.
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