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Roosevelt rounded up a group known as the "Rough Riders" and took them down to San Juan Hall. There they would only take four months to delete the Spanish fleet. -
In 1901, Teddy Roosevelt become president. From then until 1909 he served two terms. -
The Coal Strike was from the miners demanding higher wages and a small reduction on hours worked. They believed that it wasn't fair so they went on strike. -
The National Reclamation Act required people who benefited to repay the construction costs. -
Roosevelt told the Justice Department to stop a holding company because he thought it was an illegal use on restraint of trade. -
The Elkins Act prohibited railroads from providing rebates on their customers. -
This act prohibited the sale of uninspected and unbranded meat in the United States. This was to prevent illness and any unsanitary products to be sold. -
The passing of the pure food and drug act happened in 1906. The pure food act was passed to make sure no misbranded food was sold. It also regulated the trade of products. -
Yosemite Park went under control by the government in 1906 and all other jurisdictions with it. -
Roosevelt traveled to Africa in 1910 to go on a safari. There he would hunt big game and spent several months doing so. -
Roosevelt campaigned way harder than his competitors, allowing him to get an edge. With all his strategies, he won the election in a landslide. -
Roosevelt formed the "Bull-Moose party" after he lose the presidential nomination to Taft in 1912.