How did theodore roosevelt’s square deal the environment? by regulating the food industry by preserving the nation’s forests by suing a railroad trust by limiting working hours

by preserving the nation’s forests

Explanation:

THe Square Deal was a domestic program by presidente Theodore Roosevelt that seeked for the conservation of nature, and protection of the same, controling big companies and consumer protection. This helped taking care of the environment at least up to a certain degree, there were a lot of treats of which we didn´t know that we are only now realizing, like carbon dioxide in the atmosphere or the melting of the north pole.

Theodore Roosevelt’s Square Deal helped environment by preserving the nation’s natural resources like forest.

Further explanations;

In early twentieth century Roosevelt's presidency acted as a steer force for the progress in United States. Roosevelt served as 26th president of United States from 1901to 1909.After death of President McKinley in September 1901, Roosevelt superseded to the office being the youngest President at an age of 42.

Roosevelt square deal was an internal program focusing at helping Average American. He used this phrase firstly in press in 1899, quoting “a square deal for every man”. This deal mainly dealt with the oppressive labor condition and unregulated corporations of the United States of that time. They were protecting businesses against unreasonable union and also protecting children and women in workplace, leading to the chartering of National Child Labor Committee in 1907.

Square deal was the most prosperous policy launched by the government. It was popular both among republican and democratic.This act resulted in the formulation of several acts like Sherman Anti TrustAct against Firms monopolies, Meat Protection Act ensuring good processing and packaging of meat and many other acts like Hepburn Act and Newlands Act

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1. What was the impact of president Roosevelt’s approval of executive order 9066?

2. The formation of the United Nations was a response to?

Answer Details:

Grade: High school

Subject: US History  

Chapter: Square Deal  

Keywords: Roosevelt’s, United States, McKinley, National Child Labor Committee, republican, democratic, Sherman Anti Trust, Meat Protection, Hepburn Act, Newlands Act

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i believe the answer is d.