Boy Pioneers of America

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Boy Pioneers of America was a youth organization founded by illustrator and outdoorsman Dan Beard to promote outdoor skills, patriotism, and character-building among boys in the early 20th century United States.

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Boy Pioneers 1
Boy Pioneers of America canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf boys' organization
youth organization
alsoKnownAs Boy Pioneers of America
surface form: Boy Pioneers
basedOn frontier and pioneer traditions
country United States of America
surface form: United States
describedBySource early 20th century youth movement histories
writings of Daniel Carter Beard
dissolved early 20th century
field character education
outdoor education
youth development
followedBy Boy Scouts of America (National Council)
surface form: Boy Scouts of America
follows pioneer-themed rituals
founder Daniel Carter Beard
genre outdoor youth movement
hasMotto pioneer and outdoor ideals for boys
hasPart camping
moral instruction
nature study
outdoor activities
patriotic ceremonies
woodcraft
hasTheme citizenship
moral character
outdoor life
patriotism
self-reliance
historicalPeriod Progressive Era
surface form: Progressive Era United States
inception early 20th century
influenced Boy Scouts of America (National Council)
surface form: Boy Scouts of America
inspiredBy American frontier ideals
languageOfWorkOrName English
locationOfFormation United States of America
surface form: United States
movement American youth movement
notableMember Daniel Carter Beard
participant boys
purpose to promote character-building among boys
to promote outdoor skills among boys
to promote patriotism among boys
targetDemographic boys in the United States

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Dan Beard notableWork Boy Pioneers of America
Boy Pioneers of America alsoKnownAs Boy Pioneers of America
this entity surface form: Boy Pioneers