Conservation and Environment · US History

Who was John Muir?

  1. A preservationist who advocated protecting wilderness areas such as Yosemite
  2. A president who created the New Deal
  3. A banker who wrote the Federal Reserve Act
  4. A prominent U.S. senator who led the anti-communist Red Scare investigations of the era
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Correct answer: A preservationist who advocated protecting wilderness areas such as Yosemite

John Muir was a major advocate of wilderness preservation. He helped inspire support for national parks and founded the Sierra Club.

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