During World War II, how did New Mexico make use of former camps built for the Civilian Conservation Corps? a. Many became military installations. b. Many were used to fight against Pancho Villa. c. Many were given to the Taos Society. d. Many became artist colonies.

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Eleanor Mclaughlin

26 February, 04:10

During World War II, how did New Mexico make use of former camps built for the Civilian Conservation Corps? a. Many became military installations. b. Many were used to fight against Pancho Villa. c. Many were given to the Taos Society. d. Many became artist colonies.

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Samson Brock · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter A. Many former camps in new Mexico become military installations for the Americans. During this time period New Mexico became an important base and center for developing nuclear weapons. The transition of such magnitude made New Mexico an important federal and scientific community that made great leaps in developing military weapons.