Theodore Roosevelt's and Gifford Pinchot's Theory of Conservation Was That

question 34

Multiple Choice

Theodore Roosevelt's and Gifford Pinchot's theory of conservation was that

• A) the primary purpose of federal lands was to provide public recreation.
• B) the federal government should manage natural resources for multiple uses.
• C) natural resources should be leased to provide federal revenue.
• D) wilderness areas were "temples of nature" that should be kept free of human civilization.
• E) Western ranchers and loggers were best qualified to protect the local environment.

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