National Park System · US History

How did conservation efforts affect wildlife during Roosevelt's era?

  1. They helped protect endangered species and habitats
  2. They caused widespread extinction of native plant and animal species
  3. They had no impact on wildlife populations or their habitats
  4. They eliminated all hunting laws
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Correct answer: They helped protect endangered species and habitats

Roosevelt established wildlife refuges and protected habitats. These efforts helped preserve species that were threatened by overhunting and habitat loss.

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