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Born in New York City. He would later become the 26th president of the US.
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After president William McKinley was shot and died, Roosevelt became the youngest US president at age 42.
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Roosevelt intervened in coal Strike helping workers and owners reach an agreement, a major move in labor relations
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Roosevelt established it to protect birds, the first step in creating the National Wildlife Refuge System.
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This law made it illegal for railroads to give special rebates or discounts, promoting fair business competition.
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Roosevelt won re election in a landslide promising fairness and reform under his "Square Deal" program.
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Roosevelt placed Yosemite Valley and Mariposa Grove under Federal protection to preserve natural beauty.
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The act banned the scale of contaminated food and medicines and required accurate labeling.
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Roosevelt used the Antiquities Act to make Devils Tower the first US national monument.
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After leaving office, Roosevelt went on a year long African safari to collect specimens for the Smithsonian.
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Roosevelt formed the Progressive "Bull Moose" Party but lost to Woodrow Wilson.