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Which detail in the text helps unfold the idea that the United States' national parks belong to all Americans?
12) Mount McKinley stands more than 20,000 feet above sea level, and 17,000 feet above the surrounding valleys.
Scenically, it is the world's loftiest mountain, for the monsters of the Andes and the Himalayas which surpass it in altitude
can be viewed closely only from valleys from five to ten thousand feet higher than McKinley's northern valleys.
13) The Hawall National Park contains the fourth greatest dead crater in the world, the hugest living volcano, and the
Kilauea Lake of Fire, which is unique and draws visitors from the world's four quarters.
14) These are the principal features of America's world supremacy.... No wonder, then, that the American public is
Overjoyed with its recently realized treasure, and that the Government looks confidently to the rapid development of its
new-found economic asset. The American public has discovered America.
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Answer 1

The text that conveys the idea that national parks belong to all Americans is the passage that mentions the joy and pride of the American public in their national parks and their development as a valued economic asset.

Step-by-step explanation:

The detail in the text that helps unfold the idea that the United States' national parks belong to all Americans is found in excerpt 14. This passage explains the sense of pride and joy that the American public feels in realizing the treasure that the national parks represent, and the confidence of the Government in the parks' rapid development as a public and economic asset. It captures the sentiment that the discovery and appreciation of these natural wonders foster a sense of collective ownership and national identity.