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Theodore Roosevelt had a privileged upbringing but was sickly as a child. He became interested in the outdoors and nature, which helped him become physically strong. As president, Roosevelt conserved land and established national parks. He had a successful presidency but later grew angry with his successor's policies. Roosevelt attempted to run against the incumbent president as a third party candidate but lost the election. He had a life of accomplishments but also faced adversity, including the death of his son during World War I.
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Theodore Roosevelt went on a final expedition to the Amazon Rainforest before his death. He contracted jungle fever on this trip and asked to be left in the jungle to die so that the others could survive, but his son refused. All four of Roosevelt's sons fought in World War 1, and his youngest son was killed, which many believe contributed to Roosevelt's declining health. On January 5, 1919, Roosevelt died in his sleep from a coronary embolism at the age of 60. His funeral in Oyster Bay, New York was attended by many dignitaries and marked the end of a transformative presidency.Election of 1912
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Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft had a falling out after Roosevelt left office, leading them to run against each other in 1912 and split the Republican vote. Roosevelt formed the Progressive "Bull Moose" Party while Taft remained the Republican candidate. This allowed Democrat Woodrow Wilson to win the presidency with only 41% of the popular vote. The election marked the rise of progressivism and growing support for an active role for government in regulating businesses and the economy.Presentation1
- 1. Theodore Roosevelt He was a man of many contrasts
- 2. He was born in Manhattan and his parents were very rich.
- 3. When T.R was young he was sickly but as a adult he was very strong.
- 4. T.R.sasthma made him leave the house and ultimately become an outdoorsman.
- 5. As the president he loved the environment and helped protect land for national parks.
- 6. T.R was a hero at war and also a hero at peace.
- 7. T.R also got lucky because his family had enough money so he could do many activities outside. T.R was starting to have fun.
- 8. When T.R. was 12 his dad said to him son you have the mind but not the body and if you want your mind to reach its full potential you need a body.
- 9. So T.R. started to work out. At age 12 he had a 25 pound medicine ball that he passed around with his friends to get stronger.=+
- 10. T.R was starting to change from a weak child to a strong adult.
- 11. T.R. then attended Harvard, which was his first school ever. When he was little he was home schooled.
- 12. When T.R. becomes president in 1901 he had already become the youngest president in history. More importantly he had already learned how to speak French, German, and Italian, which helped him in office.
- 13. T.R. really cared about the army and environment. He also helped the US to prepare for war, and save parks like the Grand Canyon. The hardest time for him was when the coal minor strike took place because then people would be very cold if the problem was not resolved.
- 14. So T.R. gave in, although still a coal minor was not an ideal job. His parents taught him that being fair was the most important thing so he tried to be fair with the coal minors.
- 15. After a couple of more years T.R. left the presidents office. He was happy because he made a difference and his vice president won. Thats when thingswent from great to worse.油
- 16. T.R. leaved the USA. He finds out that the president has not carried out all he things he wanted him to do and gets mad. Next while traveling one of his favorite advisers told him Taft fired me and wants to change are wilderness plan. T.R. gets so mad he decides to run against his own vice president in the next election.
- 17. When T.R. runs against Taft he kills him in the primaries, wins 他 of the electoral votes, but in those days the primaries were not so important. The conventionwas important, and because T.R. did not do so well in the convention, he was not elected as the candidate. By now T.R is steaming and feels like the election has been stolen from him.
- 18. So T.R. runs in the third party in an attempt to steal back the election. T.R. beat Taft but because they split the Republican votes, the Democrat Wilson wins.
- 19. T.R. tells Wilson to get ready for war, but Wilson says no. When war comes, T.R.sson enters it to serve his duty for his country. His son dies and T.R. never really recovers from that loss. T.R. later got shot. But still made his speech a couple hours later. What was in his pocket saved his life. When making the speech, he had a bullet in his chest and through his paper. T.R. died a couple of years later.
- 20. You can conclude from the story about T.R., that even with great adversity and bad luck you still have hope no matter what the circumstances. Now lets talk about exactly how interesting T.R. was and we will decide his greatest accomplishments ever. We just finished March madness so what better way to create a champion then have a bracket. As the selection committee I have choose 8 teams to battle out. Although some bubbles got busted like, beating theRepublicans as an independent, I think the selection show was quite fair. Here we go.