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He preserved more than 200 million acres of public land. He established the nation's first wildlife refuge at Pelican Island, Florida. He doubled the number of national parks in the Untied States. Roosevelt used the Antiquities Act to create national monuments instead. In this way, he preserved the Grand Canyon and the Petrified Forest in Arizona. He spoke of the glories of the Grand Canyon while visiting the site of 1903.
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What program or administration reflected roosevelts concern for the natural environment?
I think conservation.
What was one important way that William Howard tafts policies differed from Roosevelt's?
Taft appointed a cabinet official who opposed Roosevelts conservation policies. <NN>
What two areas where roosevelts progressivism made its substantial headway?
consumer and conservation legislation.
In what areas did Taft's contributions equal or surpass Roosevelts's?
Taft's contributions to conservation equaled or surpassed Roosevelt's.
Who is the grandmother of Conservation Movement?
According to http://earthday.wilderness.org, Mardy Murie is the Grandmother of the Conservation Movement.
What is the role of acids and bases in the conservation of biodiversity?
role of acids and bases in conservation of biodiversity
How did Franklin roosevelts presidency change the government?
He increased the government's role in the lives of citizens.
What movement was determined to protect Americas natural resources?
Conservation Movement
Movement of the late 1800s that failed?
Conservation
What act was passed by congress in response to claims by roosevelts administration that the soil conservation program did not do enough to promote crop reduction?
The Agricultural Adjustment Act
President roosevelts programs were geared toward relief recovery and reform. Which program created jobs for people to make improvements on public lands?
Civilian Conservation Corps
What was one important way that William howard Taft's policies differed from Theodore roosevelts?
Taft appointed a cabinet official who opposed Roosevelt's conservation policies.
