Throughout his speech (“Conservation as a National Duty” by Theodore Roosevelt) Roosevelt makes claims about morality, patriotism, and progress. There are two quotations for each subject. (morality, patriotism, and progress) which quotes go with what subject?

A - "We are over the verge of a timber famine in this country, and it is unpardonable for the Nation or the States to permit any further cutting of our timber save in accordance with a system which will provide that the next generation..."

B - "...remember that the conservation of our natural resources, though the gravest problem of today, is yet but part of another and greater problem to which this Nation is not yet awake...the problem of national efficiency."

C - "When the People of the United States consciously undertake to raise themselves as citizens,...to the highest pitch of excellence in private, State, and national life, and to [conserve our resources] because it is the first of all the duties..."

D - "It is safe to say that the prosperity of our people depends directly on the energy and intelligence with which our natural resources are used."

E - "These questions do not relate only to the next century or to the next generation. One distinguishing characteristic of really civilized men is foresight; we have to, as a nation, exercise foresight for this nation in the future."

F - "The discovery and utilization of coal and iron...have led to such industrial development as has never before been seen...[it has] made the conditions of our life unparalleled in comfort and convenience."