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- 1. HE was theUnited States 26th presi- dent from 1901-1909 and at the time the youngest president of 43 years. He was known for his stocky figure yet bosteri- ous voice that enforced the desire of the public and greatly expanded America’s Foreign Policy like necer before. His love was for all things natural and was known for his adventures exploring and hunting, his love for the outdoors even- tually created conservation of over 150 million acres of land, and doubled the national parks for the public and creat- ed 16 national monuments. He also was the first president to win the Nobel peace prize for his efforts to mediate peace in the Russo-Japanese War that ended in 1905. And to enfore his peace he sent his “Great White Fleet” of 16 bat- tleships on a tour around the world. Overall Teddy was the greatest. THE nickname “Teddy” because once he was out hunting wild bears and came across a little bear cub and he could not kill it. An American newspaper quickly learned of this incident and they pub- lished a cartoon with Roosevelt and a cute little bear. Later when Roosevelt became president a toy maker wrote to him asking if he could name a cuddly bear toy after him. So Roosevelt got the nickname “Teddy” and the toy maker also called his toy “Teddy” bear. EARLIER in his life he was frail and struggled with his health with frequent asthma attacks. While staying indoors most of his childhoood because of health he began reading vigorously at a young age and began developing a love for nature and the outdoors. Entering Havard at the age of 18 with the intentof becoming a naturalist. His four years was spent well, becoming popular in sports (specifically boxing) and study- ing consistently. He became interested in politics after studying a year over- seas in Germany and when he returned he went to Columbia to study in law and immediately afterwards he became a part of New York 21st district Republi- can Club and then was elected to the New York Assembly which he served on TEDDY Roosevelt was con- sistently outside enjoying and nature and hunting and during his presidencey he was dedicated to conservation and preservation of land such as Yellowstone National Park for the public to gaze in awe of nature. This unique time- line portrays a mountainside and mountains are made of peaks and valleys. So with this grand mountainside comes the concept of acheiv- ing goals and falling to de- pression or some downfall. In this case the peaks are for Teddy’s successful and memo- rial moments and the valleys are heart wrenching events that hindered Teddy’s emo- tions and abilities. However throughout all of his valleys Teddy perservered and over- came his depressions and was still a positive, strong, and powerful human being. for about three years. After such time he expreineced travesty, losing his mother and wife on the same day devas- tated he found solitude in North Dakota where he wrote several jouranl entires and spent most of his time out- doors and where he developed a passion for hunting big game. Years later he returned to New York and married again and returned to polictics. Years later he gradually grew his way to top by first becoming apart of the Civil Ser- vice Commision and then becoming assistnat Secretary of the Navy for Pres- ident Mckinley and then when the Span- ish-American War broke out he retired and became known as the leader of the “Rough Riders” bravely leading his troupe at the battle of San Juan Hill. Gaining popularity he was elected Gov- erner. And during that time he gained his power to run for president. TEDDY was appointed as th presi- dent of United States in 1901 after Mckinley died of gunshot wounds and Teddy at the time was vice president. As president Teddy expressed the role of the president as “the steward of the people” and anything the public desired he would make happen unless it was unconstitutional. However he greatly broadened the use of the executive power as the president and at times was thought by critics to be a tyrant “Trust Buster”. As president his widely famous saying “speak softly and carry a big stick..” referred to his broad Foregin Policy as his Great White flee of ships took a tour around the world showing the U.S as a powerful force. His love for nature got him contribut- ing greatly to national parks and con- servation, reserved to the public and fostered great irrigation projects. He ran again for president but was shot in the chest by a fanatic, yet he continued speaking! He recovered soon after! But because of complications of that wound he died in 1919. And here’s a famous quote by him “No man has had a happi- er life than I have led; a happier life in every way.” Oct. 27, 1858 little Teddy Roosevelt came into this world, specfically in New York. September 27, 1876 Teddy begins college at age 18 and wanted to study natural science be- cause of his fascination with nature and all things outside. December 1882 Being apart of the New York As- sembly largely because of his father’s legacy, Ted- dy’s invovlement in politics become more known. Dec. 2, 1886 Teddy marries Edith Carow and returns to politics in the Republican Party afterwards. May 6, 1895 By the influence of Henry Cabot Lodge Teddy moves to New to be the new police commisoner where he becomes well known for his professionalism and midnight patrols. April 1897 After helping campagin for William Mckinley, Mckinley rewards Teddy by giving him the position Secertary of the Nacy, since Mckinley won the presidency in November. Immdietaley Teddy puts his plans for naval expan- sion into action. April 11- June 22,1898 Congress delcares war on Spain in April and sends troops to Cuba and an eager Teddy breaks his gover- ment job to establish the Rough Riders to help fight in the war and in June Teddy leads the way in the Battle of San Juan Hill. His bravery automatically makes him a war hero! September 14, 1901, However because of this sad event Teddy Roosevelt takes the reign as President becoming the youngest one yet, of 42 years. Dec 17, 1907 Teddy shows the world his the United States superior naval power by sending Admiral Dewey and his great white fleet in a tour around the world. April 24, 1909 after his 2nd term Teddy leaves the U.S on an African Safari. Many people see him off and the newspa- pers follow his hunting adventures. Feb. 1902-Nov. 3, 1903 Teddy as president takes charge his popular was nickname the trust buster. March 1880 After vigourously courting Alice Lee Hathaway for a two years, she finally accepted Teddy’s hand in marriage. October 27, 1880 Teddy and Alice were married in Brookline, Massachusetts on Teddy’s 22nd birthday. June 1862- January 1864 is around the time Teddy fell into deep health issues, having his first asthma attack at four years old. During this time of fraility Teddy read several books and became passionate about the outdoors. Sept 6,1901 President Mckinley is shot in the chest, and a few days later succumbs to his wonds. Teddy at this time is Vice President. September 6th 1901 President Mckinley is shot in the chest, and a few days later succumbs to his wonds. Teddy at this time is Vice President. July 14- September 12 1918: During World War 1 within a month of each other both Teddy’s youngest son Quentin and his nephew Douglas are killed in action. Jan 6 1919, Teddy dies in his sleep of an embolism at the age of 60. T NO man has had a happier life than I have led; a happier life in every way. HIS love was for all things natural and was known for his adventures, exploring, hunting, and his love for the outdoors. His passion then created conservation of over 150 million acres of land, and the ational parks for the public’s enjoyment.