The Conservation Policies of President Roosevelt and His Chief Forester

question 40

Multiple Choice

The conservation policies of President Roosevelt and his chief forester, Gifford Pinchot, aimed to achieve

• A) protection of small firms engaging in logging and ranching.
• B) efficient management of natural resources.
• C) long-term planning for sustained resource use.
• D) protection of wilderness areas from all public access.
• E) opening of national parks to corporate development.

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Definitions:

Attribution Biases

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Criticizing Performance

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Vague

Lacking clarity or preciseness in thought or expression, resulting in ambiguity or obscurity of meaning.

Specific

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