What was Theodore Roosevelt's primary goal regarding conservation?
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Correct answer: To preserve natural resources for future generations while allowing responsible use
Roosevelt supported conservation, which meant managing natural resources wisely. He believed resources should be protected but also used responsibly for long-term benefit.
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