Question

The Civilian Conservation Corps(2 points) Responses displaced as many as 200,000 African American tenant farmers from their land. displaced as many as 200,000 African American tenant farmers from their land. built the Tennessee Valley Authority. built the Tennessee Valley Authority. enlisted approximately equal numbers of young men and women, although the sexes were not mixed in CCC camps or projects. enlisted approximately equal numbers of young men and women, although the sexes were not mixed in CCC camps or projects. sent 250,000 young men to do reforestation and conservation work around the nation.

Answer 1

The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) was a New Deal program that primarily focused on providing job opportunities during the Great Depression. Here are the correct alignments related to its activities:

1. **Sent 250,000 young men to do reforestation and conservation work around the nation** - This statement accurately reflects one of the primary objectives of the CCC, which was to provide employment for young men in environmental conservation and infrastructure projects.

The other statements you provided are not accurate representations of the CCC's activities:
- The CCC did not build the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA); the TVA was a separate New Deal program that focused on regional development and flood control in the Tennessee Valley.
- The CCC primarily enrolled young men, and while there were some programs for young women, they were not as widespread or equally represented within the CCC camps.

The first statement about displacing 200,000 African American tenant farmers pertains to broader agricultural and economic policies of the era rather than the specific actions of the CCC itself.