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Articles related to "Theodore Roosevelt"
The Life of Theodore Roosevelt Following the assassination of President William McKinley in 1900, Theodore Roosevelt became the youngest president in American history to that point. the life of theodore roosevelt • the 26th president of the united states • theodore roosevelt's early years • theodore roosevelt new york city • theodore roosevelt wife and mother died same day
Andrew Jackson and Theodore Roosevelt Despite their widely different backgrounds, Jackson and Roosevelt have a number of significant similarities in their public careers. andrew jackson • theodore roosevelt • old hickory • rough rider • seminole war
Assassination Attempt Against Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt who became President of the United States because of the assassination of President William McKinley once nearly had to face his own would-be assassin. presidential assassination attempts • theodore roosevelt • sagamore hill • henry weilbrenner's assassination attempt • secret service saves president
EDITH ROOSEVELT: MODERN FIRST LADY More than anyone else, Edith Roosevelt created the modern position of First Lady. See how this remarkable woman changed the White House and its operation, as well as the way First Ladies have handled their responsibilities ever since. edith roosevelt • theodore roosevelt • first lady • president • white house
Historian Theodore Roosevelt There were many sides to Theodore Roosevelt, one of them was the historian. In that role, through his research and writings, he made a great impact. theodore roosevelt • historian • the naval war of 1812 • the winning of the west • twenty-sixth president
Medora North Dakota and Teddy Roosevelt Country Philanthropy and volunteerism have combined to make Medora and adjacent national park into North Dakota's top attraction. And it's growing in popularity each year. theodore roosevelt in north dakota • harold schafer • theodore roosevelt medora foundation • medora doll house museum • museum of the badlands
Review: The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt Edmund Morris writes a masterful account of the events that shaped the man who became the 26th President of the United States theodore roosevelt 26th president biography • edmund morris pulitzer prize winner author • trilogy theodore rex the rise of theodore roosevel • governor mayor secretary of united states navy vic • rough rider spanish american war senator mark hann
Teddy is 100 Years Old! Celebrate Teddy Bear's centennial! teddy bear • steiff • gund • boyd • ideal toy
Teddy Roosevelt National Park Offers Diversity North Dakota's Top Tourist Destination, one of the country's youngest national parks, memorializes the president who was ahead of his time in environmental thought. maltese cross ranch • president theodore roosevelt • theodore roosevelt national park • painted canyon visitor center • maah-dash-hey trail
THE BULL MOOSE CAMPAIGN OF 1912 A look at the three-way race between a current president, a past president, and a future president. One of the most interesting presidential campaigns in our history. president • bull moose • democratic • republican • progressive
Theodore Roosevelt When President William McKinley was assassinated he left behind an unfinished agenda. However, he had a maverick Vice President to take care of business. early twentieth century • president teddy roosevelt • president william mckinley assassination • muckraker • sherman anti-trust act
Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders Teddy Roosevelt organized The First Volunteer Cavalry Regiment to help liberate Cuba from Spanish domination. His charge up San Juan Hill led straight to the White House. theodore roosevelt • rough riders • spanish american war • san juan hill • first volunteer cavalry regiment
Visiting Medora North Dakota Medora is a tiny town nestled in the North Dakota badlands and offering three great attractions: a National Park, the Medora Musical, and the Bully Pulpit Golf Course. medora north dakota • medora musical • bully pulpit golf course • badlands golf course • theodore roosevelt national park south unit
The Early Years of Teddy Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt, prior to becoming America's 26th President, lived an exciting life of politics, civil service, academics, and frontiersman. theodore roosevelt • teddy roosevelt • stalwart republicans • william mckinley • vice president of the united states
The Presidency of Teddy Roosevelt Earning himself a place on Mt. Rushmore was not easy, but Theodore Roosevelt worked hard at the Presidency, focusing on getting things done and on initiating reform. theodore roosevelt • mt. rushmore • teddy roosevelt • panama canal • republicans
The Life of Teddy Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt, 26th President of the United States, was almost larger than life. In many ways he personified America's transition from the 1800s into 20th century. theodore roosevelt • life of teddy roosevelt • teddy roosevelt • president teddy roosevelt • president theodore roosevelt
The Life of William McKinley In 1896, William McKinley became the Republican candidate for the Presidency. He was hailed as "the advance agent of prosperity." the life of william mckinley • the 25th president of the united states • mckinley american civil war • mckinley's early career • mckinley congress
Medora's Musical , Other Shows & Outdoor Sports Scenery, shopping and museum-hopping aren't the Medora/Badlands area's only attractions. Top-drawer entertainment and unique outdoor sports bring visitors, too. the play bully • 4-m review • medora musical • pitchfork fondue • bully pulpit golf course
Roosevelt's Post Presidency Despite having his hand-picked successor in office, Theodore Roosevelt's life after the Presidency was dominated in part by his opposition to his own political party. theodore roosevelt • william howard taft • progressive party • bull moose party • 1912 presidential election
Teddy Bear From their creation during the turn of the century to their firmly held status with American Culture today the Teddy Bear has a mythology all it's own. teddy bear • teddy's bear • theodore roosevelt • drawing the border at mississippi • teddy bear picnic
A Guide to Washington's Less Famous Memorials Monuments dedicated to Lincoln, Washington, and Jefferson may dominate the Washington skyline, but some lesser known memorials and landmarks can enrich a visit to D.C. washington • washington dc • dc • memorials • monuments
Bike the Mount Vernon Trail, Virginia, USA From Theodore Roosevelt Island to George Washington's Mt. Vernon, presidential and colonial history abound on this 18-mile bike trail. bike • bike trail • mount vernon • mt vernon • george washington
Celebrate U.S. National Hunting and Fishing Day U.S. National Hunting and Fishing Day, held the fourth Saturday of every September, recognizes the contributions of hunters and anglers to wildlife conservation programs. national hunting and fishing day • north american wildlife conservation model • wildlife conservation • conservationists • theodore roosevelt
Elinor Wylie Elinor Wylie's life attracts more attention than her poems, but some of those poems are worth revisiting. elinor wylie • eleanor wylie • the puritan sonnet • phillip hichborn • willian rose benét
First Woman Executed in the Electric Chair On March 20, 1899, Martha Place earned her place among the infamous by becoming the first woman executed in the electric chair. martha place execution • female murderers • sing sing prison executions • first woman executed by electrocution • electric chair executions
Lydia Latrobe Roosevelt Lydia Latrobe met her future husband, Nicholas Roosevelt, when she was a child and he was 25 years her senior. She would become the great grand aunt of Theodore Roosevelt lydia latrobe roosevelt • roosevelt • theodore roosevelt • benjamin henry latrobe • washington d c
PRESIDENTIAL CHILDREN: TEDDY'S "WHITE HOUSE GANG" The first in a series of articles on presidential children, this article looks at the children of Theodore Roosevelt. They enjoyed the White House, and went on to serve their country with distinction. president • theodore roosevelt • nicholas longworth • world war i • world war ii
Progressivism to the Roaring 20s: The Myth of Laissez-Faire Economics in American History, Part III A continuation of the <i>Laissez-Faire</i> articles that looks at the Progressive Era reforms in favor of the American worker, followed by the subsequent rollback of such government intervention in the 1920s. progressive era • laissez-faire • roaring 20s • jazz age • prohibition era
Roosevelt: Childhood and Polio The early years in the life and times of America's thirty-second President. franklin delano roosevelt • childhood • hyde park • new york • sara delano roosevelt
Show Time for Bull Elk In September and October, the bugling call of bull elk resounds through the forests, as they compete for the attention of the cows. It's an exciting natural drama that nature has designed to determine the strongest, healthiest bulls who will sire next years calves. elk • cervus elaphus canadensis • wapiti • yellowstone • bugling
Teddy Bears – Over a Century of Soft Plush Toys Children and adults enjoy the gift of a soft, cuddly plush toy. Teddy Bears, popular toys for over one hundreds years, are also great collectible items. steiff germany • gotta getta gund • vermont teddy bear • plush toys • children's gifts
The History of the Secret Service The U.S. Secret Service, which protects the President, began in 1865. The original purpose of this agency was very different from what it is today. secret service • mckinley assassination • spanish-american war • 1901 pan-american exposition • leon czolgosz
The Monroe Doctrine The Monroe Doctrine began as tough talk that could not be enforced. By the next century it became a driving force in American foreign policy thanks to Teddy Roosevelt. monroe doctrine • james monroe • theodore roosevelt • teddy roosevelt • john quincey adams
The New York of the Roosevelts Come with me to the Empire State to see the haunts of some remarkable cousins who became outstanding leaders of the 20th Century. theodore roosevelt • franklin d. roosevelt • eleanor roosevelt • hyde park • val-kill
The Roosevelts' Marriage Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt wed in New York City on St. Patrick's Day, 1905. Their marriage was a difficult union but a dynamic partnership. franklin roosevelt • eleanor roosevelt • the st. patrick's day wedding of franklin and elea • theodore roosevelt • fdr's presidency
Visit Mount Rushmore South Dakota In the hills of South Dakota, Gutzon Borglum carved massive sculptures of American Presidents into the mountain side. Mount Rushmore is an enduring symbol of democracy. mount rushmore • south dakota • things to do in south dakota • visiting south dakota • abraham lincoln
John Muir and the National Parks John Muir turned his love for nature and wild places into his life's calling. After meeting with Muir, Theodore Roosevelt named several areas as National Parks. brief biography john muir national parks • north south americas first conservationist • love for nature wild places lifes calling • founded sierra club 1982 travels met important fig • president theodore roosevelt camped yosemite appre
Presidents Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize Although the Nobel Peace Prize committee was swayed by idealistic attempts to achieve global peace and an end to specific conflicts, the results often ended in failure. presidents and the nobel peace prize • why teddy roosevelt won the nobel peace prize • jimmy carter and the camp david accords • wilson and the league of nations • presidential idealists
U.S. Presidents And Health Care Reform For nearly one hundred years, U.S. Presidents have struggled with the complicated politics of health care reform and universal health insurance. health care reform • u.s. presidents • universal health insurance • teddy roosevelt • barack obama
1920: The Year of the Six Presidents David Pietrusza's book, "1920: The Year of the Six Presidents" (published in 2007), provides an unique way of looking at the 1920 Presidential election. 1920 the year of the six presidents • david pietrusza • sex scandal • women's suffrage • normalcy
Conservatives Versus Liberals Throughout American political history, conservatives and liberals have been battling for control of the government. conservatives • liberals • american politics • jeffersonians • jacksonians
Early Crashes and Bubbles 'Irrational exuberance' always leads to bubbles and stock market crashes. This article is about some of the early ones, including Tulip Mania and the South Sea Bubble. stock market crashes • bubbles • manias • irrational exuberance • tulip mania
GERONIMO (1829 - 1909) In June 1829, a baby was born in an Indian village in No-doyohn Canyon, Arizona. Never did his parents dream that this child would someday become one of the greatest Apache chiefs of all time. geronimo • native • apache • united states • arizona
Hoover's Road to the White House Herbert Hoover's first foray into politics came when President Harding named him Commerce Secretary in 1920. It was from here that the road to the White House was paved. herbert hoover • secretary of commerce • commerce department • presidential nomination • presidential election of 1928
J. P. Morgan to the Rescue Financier John Pierpont Morgan stanched further economic collapse by shoring up the government in 1895 and financial institutions in 1907. j.p. morgan • financier • bailouts • grover cleveland • panic of 1907
James Roosevelt The life of James Roosevelt involved youthful indiscretion, business success and failure, politics, and the rearing of a future U.S. President. james roosevelt • fdr • franklin roosevelt • giuseppe garibaldi • democrat
New Status and Political Aspirations The now wealthy May Hutton moved up the social ladder in Wallace, Idaho continuing her pursuit of equal rights and help for those less fortunate may arkwright hutton wallace home • may arkwright hutton clarence darrow • may arkwright hutton carrie chapman catt • may arkwright hutton theodore roosevelt • may arkwright hutton national american women's suf
Pet Friendly Glenwood Springs, CO Glenwood Springs is famed for healing mineral springs and the world's largest hot tub. The family dog or cat is welcome to travel along at the following hotels. glenwood springs colorado • rocky mountains • colorado rockies • pet friendly • travel with pets
President Wilson's First Term The first half of Woodrow Wilson's 8 years in office focused on Domestic policies such as the tariff, the money issue, and antitrust legislation, along with keeping Ameri woodrow wilson • clayton antitrust act of 1914 • election of 1916 • charles evan hughes • underwood tariff
President Wilson's Second Term Woodrow Wilson had no choice but to send America to war in 1917, though he did so in hopes that he could perhaps prevent all such wars in the world's future. woodrow wilson • world war i • german submarine warfare • league of nations • treaty of versaille |
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