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Civilian Conservation Corps

Background 1933-1942 ran by US Army Employed men 18-25 300,000 men Food, shelter, uniforms + $30 per month $27 must be sent to family

What they did Worked in National Parks Built roads Planted trees Fought fires Worked in 800 parks

Impact Reduced youth unemployment Provided money for urban families Modernized parks

Criticisms Segregated in some areas Undercut union workers in those areas Army involvment

Legacy Peace Corps Americorps Over 100 other similar groups currently exist Community Service Graduation Requirements

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