Why did critics worry about regarding the formation of the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1933?

A) They felt it might resemble the Hitler youth indoctrination camps in Germany.
B) They feared that the young men in the CCC might not get paid a fair wage.
C) They considered the environmental work of the CCC part of the New Deal propaganda.
D) With young men working in the forest, American businesses in the cities might lack workers.

Civilian Conservation Corps

A New Deal program in the United States aimed at relieving unemployment during the Great Depression by providing conservation and infrastructure work for young men.

Hitler Youth

The youth wing of the Nazi Party in Germany, aimed at indoctrinating German youngsters with the ideologies of Hitler, including nationalism and racial purity.

Fair Wage

A fair wage refers to equitable remuneration for work performed, ensuring a reasonable standard of living for the worker and their family, often considered in terms of livable wage standards.