Question

Based on what you have learned about President Roosevelt and his philosophy of stewardship, what actions might Roosevelt have taken to make a Square Deal for the environment? Check all that apply. set aside wilderness areas that would not be developed balance the development and preservation of natural resources promote laws to decrease wilderness areas promote laws to deal with air and water pollution

Answer 1

answer: A, B, D

set aside wilderness areas that would not be developed- yes

balance the development and preservation of natural resources yes

promote laws to decrease wilderness areas - no

promote laws to deal with air and water pollution yes

Answer 2

The correct answer is A) set aside wilderness areas that would not be developed, B) balance the development and preservation of natural resources, and D) promote laws to deal with air and water pollution.

The actions might Roosevelt have taken to make a Square Deal for the environment could have been to set aside wilderness areas that would not be developed, to balance the development and preservation of natural resources, and to promote laws to deal with air and water pollution.

The Square Deal was President Theodore Roosevelt's domestic program to help Americans. His basic goals were the control of corporations, consumer protection, and the conservation of the environment.

He was considered a man that was very interested in protecting the environment and the conservation of natural resources. He protected important areas such as the Grand Canyon Park in Arizona and Pelican Park in Florida.