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Outdoor Pursuits: Test Questions and Answers, Exams of Advanced Education

Chamberlain College of NursingAdvanced Education

Explore the history and philosophy of outdoor pursuits with this set of test questions and answers. Delve into the broad categories of outdoor activities, the positive and negative influences on their growth, and the key figures and movements that have shaped their evolution. Understand the impact of historical periods like the victorian era and the romantic period, as well as concepts like manifest destiny and the conservation movement. This resource provides insights into experiential learning, intellectual recreation, and the unique aspects of various outdoor pursuits, offering a comprehensive overview for students and enthusiasts alike. Uncover the historical context and philosophical underpinnings of outdoor activities, enhancing your understanding of their significance and evolution. Useful for high school and university students.

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OUTDOOR PURSUITS TEST QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
What are the broad three categories of Outdoor Pursuits - ANSWER Resource
Intermediate & User
Who was Paul Petzoldt? - ANSWER Founder of the National Outdoor
Leadership School
What are four important positive influences on outdoor pursuits during the
period if 1620-1825? - ANSWER Village Greens, Fishing, Farming and
Trapping
What were three barriers to colonial/early North America growth/participation
in Outdoor Pursuits? - ANSWER Religion, Free time & Money
Victorians could be considered trendsetters in the following Outdoor Pursuit
area(s) - ANSWER All of the above (Biking, Camping, Nature to heal)
Many Outdoor Pursuits have - ANSWER All of the above (Substantial Risk,
Environmental concerns, Utilitarian Origins
The Puritans were - ANSWER English Protestants
Common Guiding principles of puritans were - ANSWER work & duty to the
lord
The Mathers were - ANSWER Intellectual Recreationists
Joseph Seccombe Believed - ANSWER Diversions were inoffensive to the God
In 1803 the united states were - ANSWER Expanding/Exploring its territories
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OUTDOOR PURSUITS TEST QUESTIONS AND

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What are the broad three categories of Outdoor Pursuits - ANSWER Resource Intermediate & User Who was Paul Petzoldt? - ANSWER Founder of the National Outdoor Leadership School What are four important positive influences on outdoor pursuits during the period if 1620-1825? - ANSWER Village Greens, Fishing, Farming and Trapping What were three barriers to colonial/early North America growth/participation in Outdoor Pursuits? - ANSWER Religion, Free time & Money Victorians could be considered trendsetters in the following Outdoor Pursuit area(s) - ANSWER All of the above (Biking, Camping, Nature to heal) Many Outdoor Pursuits have - ANSWER All of the above (Substantial Risk, Environmental concerns, Utilitarian Origins The Puritans were - ANSWER English Protestants Common Guiding principles of puritans were - ANSWER work & duty to the lord The Mathers were - ANSWER Intellectual Recreationists Joseph Seccombe Believed - ANSWER Diversions were inoffensive to the God In 1803 the united states were - ANSWER Expanding/Exploring its territories

The romantic period was known for the notion related to outdoor pursuits that - ANSWER wild mysteries and chaos in nature and nature itself should be intellectually desired Transcendentalists were important in the context of the outdoor pursuit because

  • ANSWER they believed the outdoors/nature was the raw material of life Manifest Destiny was important int he context of the outdoors because - ANSWER new natural landscapes were discovered as a result Some examples of Manifest Destiny are - ANSWER Lewis/Clark Expedition& Boones Wilderness Trail The conservations movements three lenses are - ANSWER Utilitarian, Preservation and protection The unions, worker negotiation and legislation resulting from reactions to the gilded age and industrial revolution furthered the growth of outdoor pursuits by
  • ANSWER All of the above (Increasing production of outdoor equipment, increasing populations closer to the outdoors, shortening the work week, improving work conditions and improving wages) Draisine(or Velocipede) were the first - ANSWER Bicycles Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett inspired other to believe wilderness has - ANSWER Aesthetic and romantic values not pioneer aversions The following happened int he period of 1826- 1895 - ANSWER Urbanization, Industrial revolution and organization of conversation movement What are the parts of the Experiential learning cycle - ANSWER concrete experience, reflective observation, abstract conceptualization, Active experimentation what is outward bound - ANSWER an organization founded by kurt hahn whose purpose it was to gain experience from going outside and exploring