its kneels. Thousands lose their jobs and practically everyone were starving in the cities.

The banks were bankrupted because of the millions of frantic people who cashed in their

accounts, believing that their money will be lost to the horrifying grip of the Great

Depression. Amid the mass of hopelessness and sufferings, President F. Roosevelt's

inauguration of 1933 seemed to be the only light at the end of the tunnel. During his

acceptance speech of presidential candidacy, his words brought hope to the American

people;" I pledge you, I pledge myself, to a new deal for the American people... Give me

your help, not to win votes alone, but to win in this crusade to restore America to its own

people." The next day, almost everyone were talking excitedly about Roosevelt's New

Deal. Following his inauguration, President F. Roosevelt inactivated his New Deal,

starting by his declaration of 'The Bank Holiday,' By the following months, many of his

plans were put in to progress and one of them was the famous Civilian Conservation

Corps(CCC), previously known as the Emergency Conservation Work (ECW).

young men could work in the CCC up to 2 years. Recruits were assigned to camps and

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