What was the motivating factor behind theodore roosevelt’s conservationist ideas? a. to preserve the forestsb. to conserve waterc. to preserve the health of mankindd. to recycle plastic

c. to preserve the health of mankind

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The motivating factor behind Theodore Roosevelt’s conservationist ideas was mainly to preserve the health of mankind, and all of his actions were based on this goal. Since he believed that the best way to accomplish this was to manage the nations resources wisely in order to benefit future generations. This was all due to the fact that Roosevelt believed that it was man's responsibility to care for the environment, which would benefit all of mankind.

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depression is an ongoing sadness\lack of motivation. you feel and feel like its never going to get better. you're so sad to the point you think of death.

anxiety is an ongoing feeling of paranoia\ feeling like everyone is watching you and making fun of you. you get nervous easily and feel like the room is spinning.  

yes, they cause death every year. its a long, exhausting battle. only few make it through as sad as it sounds.

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