During Roosevelt’s presidency
a. the forest reserves tripled in size.
b. lumbermen and cattlemen who misused public lands were more vigorously prosecuted than they had been.
c. Congress froze the size of forest reserves in six western states.
d. he was friends with John Muir.
e. all of these choices.
ANS: E
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By 1890, populations in the biggest urban areas
A. soared as the rates of infant mortality and disease significantly declined. B. increased mainly as a result of longer life expectancy. C. consisted mostly of immigrants. D. experienced massive growth even where there was little immigration. E. flattened as the birthrate of urban families declined.
To get the economy of the Southern states back on track, the federal government turned to
A) grapes. B) corn. C) wheat. D) cotton.
In this new labor marketplace, workers:
A. were brought into the salary system. B. had no direct say about product quality. C. submitted to simple changes in factory discipline. D. had considerable bargaining power. E. had no say about product quality.