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He was born in New York City. He was born into a wealthy and well known family. -
He was originally shot on the 6th but later died on the 14th. This is when he was named president because of the assassination. -
This caused an energy crisis. 147,000 miners went on strike, which led to shortages of coal, which was used for the heating industries. -
President Theodore Roosevelt signed the law This act was meant to be a federal law to fix the interstate commerce act of 1887. -
This protected pelican island and made it a refuge. It marked significant protection for the wildlife refuge. This was in response to the increased hunting of birds in the United States. -
He defeated the democratic opponent Alton b., by a landslide win. -
He signed the bill that accepted California’s land, which removed it from states control and turned it into Yosemite national park. -
It was the first federal law to ban the sale of incorrectly branded food and other items. It set up modern as we know it (FDA). -
This was based on the protection of the national monument. This was supposed to protect and restore the monument. -
Went on a hunting and exploration trip to Africa for nearly a year. He went when he was out of the office. The intuition of the trip was to collect stuff for the national museum. -
He formed the party because he failed to get the nomination for the Republican Party.