[Answer] What was the second U.S. national park to be established?

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...1. Yellowstone 2. Mackinac 3. Death Valley 4. Yosemite

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Mackinac - Receiving national park status does not mean that the land in question will always remain a national park. Such is the case with Mackinac Island in Michigan. In 1875, just three years after Yellowstone became the country's first national park, Mackinac became the second to be awarded the honor. In 1895, Fort Mackinac was decommissioned, and then-governor of Michigan John Rich requested that the land be turned into a state park. Mackinac became Michigan's first state park but only on the condition that it remain either under the control of the state or be returned to the US. The island was and still is a popular holiday destination. :

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