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Theodore Roosevelt was born on October 27th 1858, in New York -
After William Mckinley was assassinated in 1901, Theodore Roosevelt, who was vice president at the time become president. -
The Anthracite Coal Strike occurred in 1902 when coal workers of the United Mine Workers of America did a strike in the Anthracite Coal fields in east pennsylvania and demanded higher wages and shorter hours. -
In 1903 Theodore Roosevelt designated the island as the first national wildlife refuge to protect the birds there. -
In 1903, the Elkins Act was passed, stopping railroad companies from giving rebates to to companies that shipped a large amount of goods. -
After serving his first term following the assassination of William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt would run again and win his first full term. -
In 1906, California gave Yosemite National Park to the government -
Theodore Roosevelt named Devil's tower as the first national monument in 1906. -
Passed in 1907, the Pure Food and Drug Act created the FDA and subjected food like meat to be inspected to insure it was good quality. -
from 1909 to 1911 Theodore Roosevelt would be on an expedition in east Africa where he would be hunting big game. -
In 1912, Theodore Roosevelt did not like how William Howard Taft was being president and ran again for president again as part of the Bull-Moose party for the following election. He would lose and Woodrow Wilson would win.