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National parks were established ______.
A
to show respect to former presidents
B
to raise public awareness about climate change
C
to preserve areas of natural beauty
D
to create job opportunities
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细节理解题。由原文第一段中的“...the goal was to set aside a place where Americans could enjoy the beauty of nature for years to come.”可知，建立国家公园的目的是留出一个供美国人将来欣赏自然美景的地方，即为了保护自然景观。因此C项正确。
细节理解题。由原文第一段中的“...the goal was to set aside a place where Americans could enjoy the beauty of nature for years to come.”可知，建立国家公园的目的是留出一个供美国人将来欣赏自然美景的地方，即为了保护自然景观。因此C项正确。
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