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.

  A. Many became military installations.

Explanation:

  After the entrance of America into World War II, New Mexico became a center for the development of nuclear weapons.

  The population grew significantly during the years of the War and after it, it was known as the "Boom years".

  Several military installations were built. Like airbases and war camps for prisoners.

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