Answer:
Civilian Conservation Corps
Explanation:
The "Civilian Conservation Corps"<em> </em><em>(CCC)</em> was a program implemented by President Franklin D. Roosevelt <em>(FDR).</em> It was meant to provide more job opportunities to people such as the<em> Mexican Americans</em> and other minority groups during the <u>Great Depression.</u>
The jobs offered were<em> manual labor</em> in nature and it called for the young men who were capable in <em>rebuilding the nation's natural resources. </em>Men who participated in the program were given the opportunity not only to<em> earn wage</em> but to also to have access to <em>food, shelter and clothing. </em>
In Mexico, around 42 camps were operated for the conservation work. It served as a temporary community which included educational facilities, medical and recreation areas, lavatory, showers, etc.
