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Teddy Roosevelt was born in Manhattan, New York.
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Roosevelt had only been Vice President for 194 days when McKinley was assassinated.
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Anthracite coal strike. Miners received a 10% wage increase and work hours were reduced from 10 to 9 hours.
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Prohibited railroad companies from giving rebates to businesses that ship larger quantities of goods. It creates a sudden rate change.
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Roosevelt established the first national wildlife refuge to protect brown pelicans there from slaughter by hunters.
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After visiting time in Yosemite, Roosevelt promised to make Yosemite Valley part of Yosemite National Park.
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Prohibits interstate commerce in misbranded foods, drinks, and drugs. Labels on those items could not be a lie.
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The Indian's called it "bad god's tower" which is how it got its name "Devil's Tower." President Roosevelt loved nature and wanted to set aside parts of the U.S. for conservative purposes. He chose Devil's Tower because of its historical significance.
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He left New York to visit Africa. Goes on an expedition and acquires thousands of specimens. He got back from Africa and published African Game Trails.
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Progressive Party was nicknamed the "Bull-Moose Party" because Roosevelt would joke he, "felt as strong as a bull moose" after losing the Republican nomination.
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First term he became President because his role was Vice President when the President was shot. He served as President starting in 1937 when he ran for and won the election.