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28 March, 23:31

Why we're large areas of land set aside for national parks during the Progressive period?

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  1. 29 March, 00:24
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    A main objective of the progressive movement was to try to eliminate problems caused by industrialization. Because of all of the pollution and deforestation they wanted to try to preserve nature.
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