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Theodore Roosevelt had a sickly childhood but became one of the most popular US Presidents. He served as governor of New York and vice president under William McKinley before becoming president at age 42 after McKinley's assassination in 1901. As president, Roosevelt served two terms and helped end the Russo-Japanese War, winning the 1906 Nobel Peace Prize. After leaving office, he went on a safari in Africa and is memorialized on Mount Rushmore as one of America's most iconic leaders.
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Theodore Roosevelt was born in 1858 in New York with asthma. He fought in the Spanish-American War and became a war hero, which helped him become president of the United States. As president, he worked to improve jobs and protect the country. Roosevelt enjoyed outdoor activities like hiking and hunting despite his illnesses and went on to become the 26th and youngest president.
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1) The 1950s were characterized by the Red Scare and fears of communist infiltration in the US government.
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2) The first Palestinian intifada from 1987-1991 where Palestinians rose up against Israeli occupation to regain lands captured in 1967, resulting in over 1,000 Palestinian and 100 Israeli civilian deaths.
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Theodore Roosevelt had a childhood marked by illness but became a strong advocate of physical fitness. He became a respected rancher after the deaths of his wife and mother on the same day in 1884. Roosevelt later served as New York City police commissioner, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, and governor of New York before becoming vice president in 1900 and then president in 1901 after McKinley's assassination. As president, Roosevelt pursued progressive reforms and became known as a "trust-buster" for breaking up large monopolies. He left office in 1909 and later unsuccessfully ran for president again in 1912 as the Progressive candidate. William Taft succeeded Roosevelt as president but proved more conservative, angering progressives. Woodrow Wilson was elected in 1912 on
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The Progressive Era spanned from 1890 to 1918. The Progressive party platforms focused on giving more power to the people and fighting corruption in government and businesses while also promoting better working conditions and conservation of land and resources. Some of the key Progressive leaders included Theodore Roosevelt, the first president to win the Nobel Peace Prize, William Howard Taft, the only president to also serve as Chief Justice, and Woodrow Wilson, the first president to cross the Atlantic Ocean.
Was the Rough Rider President Theodore Roosevelt a Proponent of Civil Rights?
Was the Rough Rider President Theodore Roosevelt a Proponent of Civil Rights?Reflections on Morality, Philosophy, and History
Was the Rough Rider President Theodore Roosevelt a proponent of civil rights? Unfortunately, in politics, as in relationships, often the answer is complicated.
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We reflect on:
• How the Rough Rider regiment recruited both Harvard Ivy League patricians and North Dakota Rough Rider cowboys to fight in the Spanish-American War, participating in the charge up San Juan Hill with the black Buffalo soldiers.
• How Vice-President Theodore Roosevelt became President when William McKinley was assassinated.
• How his White House dinner with Booker T Washington was condemned by the Southern Press and Congressmen.
• How the Roosevelt Administration tried, and failed, in their efforts to combat peonage, or the convict labor system, which was comparable to the Nazi work camps in their brutality and mortality rates.
• Relationship between Theodore Roosevelt and WEB Du Bois, founder of the NAACP.
• How Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft were close associates when Taft was Secretary of War in his cabinet, but turned bitter rivals when Roosevelt campaigned against him as the candidate for the Progressive Bull Moose Party in 1912, which enabled Woodrow Wilson to be elected President.
• How the minor civil rights gestures of the Roosevelt Administration were overshadowed by the tragic Brownsville Affair, involving the black Buffalo soldier regiment.
• Whether Theodore Roosevelt’s statue should have been removed from the entrance to the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
• Theodore Roosevelt’s autobiography, and biographies by Henry Pringle and Doris Kearns Goodwin, The Bully Pulpit.
• WEB Du Bois’ Autobiography, and his biography by David Levering Lewis.
• Up From Slavery, Booker T Washington’s autobiography.
Teddy roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt came from a wealthy family in New York. He struggled with asthma as a child but was very active. He attended Harvard and then served in the New York State Assembly. His wife and mother passed away on the same day, which led him to flee to his ranch in the West. He later remarried and had five more children. Roosevelt went on to serve as Assistant Secretary of the Navy, lead the Rough Riders in the Spanish-American War, become governor of New York, and eventually vice president and president of the United States. As president, he established many progressive policies and expanded the influence of the U.S. on the global stage.
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- 1. Theodore Roosevelt By:Saari
- 2. His Early Life NickName: “Teddy” “The Rough Rider” Graduated from Harvard College Born: October 27, 1858 in New York, New York, United States Was often sick as a child Had asthma
- 3. What Theodore looked like in his early life. http://www.trsite.org/content/images/history/tr-boy- full.jpg
- 4. Getting to be President First he served in the Navy. Then he was elected governor of New York. After that he was William McKinley’s vice president. McKinely was assassinated in 1901, and then Roosevelt took his place he was 42. That made him the youngest president ever to serve.
- 5. Theodore getting to be President
- 6. As President... In 1932 ran against Herbert Hoover Won 1906 Nobel Peace Prize for ending Rousso Japanese War Served 2 terms from 1901-09
- 8. After he was President After he retired he went on a safari in Africa. His face is carved on Mount Rushmore. He was one of the most popular presidents of the U.S.A history. One of his favorite sayings was “Speak softly and carry a big stick”. His wife and his mother died on the same day.
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