Which of the following did john muir encourage in his articles and books? a. the creation of a federal bank b. the use of nuclear energy c. the preservation of wilderness d. the breakup of monopolies

The correct answer is C.

John Muir ( also known as John of the Mountains  and Father of the National Parks ), was a Scottish-American naturalist, book author, environmental philosopher and an avid advocate for the preservation of wilderness in The United States.

In his books and essays he described his adventures in nature, especially in the Sierra Nevada. With his dedicated work he helped to preserve many wilderness areas such as the Yosemite Valley, the Sequoia National Park and many others.

Muir was also the co-founder of the Sierra Club which is a prominent conservation organization.

Muir's life work has been inspiration to many politicians, congressmen and leaders to take action to preserve large nature areas.

C. The preservation of wilderness is the correct answer.

Explanation:

John Muir was  environmental philosopher and naturalist. He is known as the father of national parks as he is one of the first persons to advocate for the preservation of  the wilderness in USA. He wrote many essays, books and letters to describe the adventures he had in nature. His efforts helped in preservation of the Yosemite Valley and Sequoia national part. He was well known for being political spokesman, ecological thinker. He was of Scottish- American ancestry and his birthday was celebrated for the first time on April 21,2013.

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