Part 2- John Muir- Unit 4 L 2

John became friends with ​ (a)   , who had a scientific approach to growing ​ (b)   . He also married ​ (c)   ​ (d)   , Louie.

• Dr. John Strentzel
• fruit
• trees
• Dr. Strentzel's
• daughter
• niece
• Dr. Strentzels'

Where did John go next and why?

• He went to Alaska to study glaciers.

• He went to Alaska to get away from Louie.

• He went to Alaska so he did not have to go to jail.

• He went to Alaska so he could be closer to Louie.

What's the best description of how married life changed John Muir?

• It did not change him much, he kept traveling and exploring.

• It changed him a lot, he decided to stay home now with his wife and children.

Muir spent ​ (a)   years as a successful ​ (b)   . He visited ​ (c)   other countries, but his favorite spot to visit was ​ (d)   .

• 10
• 5
• rancher
• sheepherder
• many
• zero
• Yosemite
• Australia

What did Muir want for his beloved Yosemite?

• For it to become a national park

• He wanted to buy it all.

• He wanted California to control its use.

# The first paragraph of this section

• #Sierra Club

• #president Muir

• #cool beard and hat

• #now he's a lawyer

Match

KEEP THE CAPS TOGETHER

• preservationist

  or

  naturalist

• believed large areas of land should stay as they were forever

• PRESERVATIONIST

• believed areas should be set aside and controlled by government but also used by people

• conservationist

• JOHN MUIR

Match

• John Muir

• President of the USA

• Theodore Roosevelt

• naturalist, preservationist

• Gifford Pinchot

• conservationist, first chief of the National Forestry Service

What is the best description of the relationship between John Muir and Gifford Pichot?

• They had been friends, but they disagreed about what to do with forests, so they ended up not being friends.

• At first they were friends, but they had a falling out because of a bad business deal.

• They were never friends.

• At first they were not friends because of their different views on forests, but in the end they became close friends.

How was President Theodore Roosevelt first influenced by John Muir?

• Roosevelt read a book that Muir had written.

• They went on a trip together.

• Roosevelt met him on a camping trip.

• Muir worked for the US Forestry Service when Roosevelt was elected President.