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In 1902, the Northern securities case was a key movement in Theodore Roosevelt presidency. highlighting his deviation to trust- busting. His administration sued the Northern securities company. arguing it stifled railroad competition violating the Sherman Antitrust act. -
Teddy Roosevelt charge up San Juan hill in 1898 transformed him into a national hero. Leading the rough riders his course and leadership were capitol and getting higher ground. The battle was a personal triumph earning his widespread admiration and creating his image as a dynamic leader. -
Theodore Roosevelt become president in September 1901 after president William McKinley assassination. At 42, he was the youngest president and ushered in the progressive era, advocating for reforms like trust busting and conservation. Roosevelt redefined the presidency as a "bully pulpit" and led significant developments, including the Panama canal. His rise marked a pivotal shift towards progressive leadership and assertive policy. -
Involving miners seeking better conditions, threatened winter coal supplies. Teddy Roosevelt intervened, inviting both sides to the white house.when owners resisted, he threatened federal seizure of mines, leading to arbitration and improved conditions for miners. This expanded his presidential power in labor disputes -
The national Reclamation Act signed by president Theodore Roosevelt, funded federal irrigation projects in the arid west using money from public land sales to "reclaim" land from farming. for teddy, this act was critical for his goals of conservation and his strive to boost his economic goals. -
The Elkins Act of 1903 targeted railroads offering rebate and shippers accepting them, imposing heavy fines and personal liability for violations. for Theodore Roosevelt, this act was key to his trust- busting agenda, curbing railroad power and ensuring fair business practices, reflecting his commitment to balancing economical growth with social justice -
In 1904, Theodore Roosevelt won his first term as president in a landslide, solidifying his dominance in American politics. the election validated his policy stance showing public support for protecting the environment and reining corporate power. -
In 1906, Yosemite came under federal control, this was a deeply significant move for president Roosevelt was concerned about preventing Yosemite valley, legislation was passed to incorporate it Yosemite nation park. -
This was a landmark piece of the progressive era legislation that banned the sale of mis-branded and drugs in interstate commerce. This act was significant for teddy because it was a major victory and a key moment in expanding federal power to consumers. -
The meat inspection Act of 1906 regulated the meatpacking industry for safety, mandating federal inspection and proper labeling. spurred by Upton sinclair's. Theodore Roosevelt used public outcry to push the act, showing his commitment to consumer protection and progressive reforms -
Teddy ran for president with the bull moose party because he digressed with president Taft. striven for a "new nationalism" focusing on government regulations and social justice -
After leaving presidency in 1909, Theodore Roosevelt went on the Smithsonian- Roosevelt African expedition. this hunting and scientific trip allowed him to explore Africa, contribute to scientific knowledge by collecting specimens for the Smithsonian, find personal fulfillment and documents on his adventure. This expedition was a major blend of adventure and scientific contribution in his life