Why did Adirondackers resist the implementation of conservation regulations in the 1880s and 1890s? Group of answer choices Some believed the regulations were too stringent. Some relied on subsistence harvesting of timber for homes and fuel. Some believed they had a birthright to the forests. Many operated in a marginal social and economic system and resisted the imposition of capitalist approaches to land management that were believed to benefit only the elite. All of the above