Explanation:
Fragment
A fragment is defined as a small part broken off or separated from something. A fragment can also be defined as a group of words that does not express the complete thought.
Examples of fragment - an example of fragment sentence is as follows -
"Shows no improvement in your efficiency"
In the above sentence , it is only a collection of words but there is not meaning .
Corrections 1:-"The evaluation shows that there is no improvement in your efficiency"
Correction 2:- " It will show no improvement in your efficiency if you don't work hard"
The fragment sentence given above can be corrected in two or many ways, as shown above. The sentence upon correction gives a complete sense and meaning.
Answer:
<u>Most essential development in the environmental history of United States, is the conservation policies introduced by president Theodore Roosevelt</u>.
Explanation:
- The US is today organized by large environmental movements called the NGOs that exist on all national, international and local levels. The first view that reflected to take into account the environment was those president Roosevelt Who was motivated by the beauty of the landscape and the toll hunting took on the natural reserves.
- He became a conservationist in putting the issues of the environment first, he along with his advisor Gifford Pinchot gave the Newlands reclamation act in 1902 and gave federal lands for the development of natural parks and reserves.
- He then established (USFS) United states forest services, and proclaimed 18 national monuments, and established <u>51 bird life sanctuaries including game reserves.</u>
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Theresa May, the British Prime Minister, confirmed that the UK had triggered Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, beginning a legal process that must end in two years' time<span> with Britain leaving the EU.</span>"This is an historic moment for which there can be no turning back. Britain is leaving the European Union," May told the House of Commons in London.A few minutes earlier in Brussels, the British Permanent Representative to the EU, Sir Tim Barrow, delivered a six-page formal letter of notification to Donald Tusk, the President of the European Council, in Brussels.
