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Timeline of Theodore Roosevelt's Life T.R. Films Home Page Top October 27 Theodore Roosevelt Jr., is born in New York City to Theodore and Martha Bulloch Roosevelt. May 1869-March 1870 T. R. travels to Europe for the first time with his family. T. R. begins to work out in a gym to improve his health and frequent asthma attacks. T. R.'s family travels to Egypt and the Holy Land. T. R. is sent to live with a German family in Dresden to learn German for five months with brother Elliott and sister Corinne. September T. R. begins attending Harvard College. February 9 T. R.'s father dies. October 18 T. R. meets Alice Hathaway Lee, who will later become his first wife. Top Alice Hathaway Lee Roosevelt (1st wife of Theodore Roosevelt) Library of Congress. Reproduction #: LC-USZ62-25802 June 30 T. R. graduates from Harvard magna cum laude. October T. R. begins law studies at Columbia. October 27 T. R. and Alice marry. November 9 T. R. is elected to the state assembly for the twenty-first district of New York State at the age of twenty-three. T. R.'s book

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bMS Am 1454.50-1454.51 Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919. Correspondence and compositions collected by The Carl H. Pforzheimer Library: Guide. Theodore Roosevelt Collection, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 Descriptive Summary Repository: Theodore Roosevelt Collection, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1454.50 Location: f Call No.: MS Am 1454.51 Creator: Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919. Title: Correspondence and compositions collected by The Carl H. Pforzheimer Library, Date(s): Quantity: 3 boxes, 10 v. (2.5 linear ft.) Abstract: Correspondence and compositions of American president Theodore Roosevelt. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: Gift of The Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Foundation, Inc.; received: 1981. Organization Organized into the following series: I. bMS Am 1454.50: Letters of Theodore Roosevelt II. bMS Am 1454.50: Compositions of Theodore Roosevelt A. Tributes to Theodore Roosevelt by various authors B. Compositions by Theodore Roosevelt

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Encyclopedia Roosevelt, Theodore Presidency Domestic Policy Roosevelt's inexhaustible vitality and enthusiasm, aided by his ability to dramatize himself and to coin vivid phrases, made him a popular president. His intellectual interests did much to elevate the tone of American politics. On the other hand, he drew considerable criticism for his glorification of military strength and his patriotic fervor. He recognized, from the outset of his first administration, the growing demand for reform that was expressed in the writings of the muckrakers Sherman Antitrust Act , ordered the successful antitrust suit against the Northern Securities Company, and led the attack on a number of other large trusts. Altogether, his administration began some 40 suits against trusts. Roosevelt's threat to intervene in the anthracite coal strike of 1902 induced the operators to accept arbitration. In his second administration Roosevelt directed the passage (1906) of the Hepburn Act, which revitalized the Interstate Commerce Commission Foreign Policy Roosevelt's forcefulness was equally manifest in his foreign policy. Ably backed by John

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Biografías Roosevelt, Theodore olítico estadounidense (1858-1919), nacido en Nueva York. Con su presidencia, la política intervencionista e imperialista norteamericana de principios de siglo llegaría a su apogeo. Descendiente de una familia de ricos colonos holandeses, estudió en Havard. Inició su carrera política como diputado republicano por el estado de Nueva York (1882-84). Desempeñó diversos cargos públicos en la administración de la ciudad de Nueva York. Nombrado secretario adjunto de la Marina en 1897, dimitió de este cargo para participar en la guerra contra España en Cuba (1898), donde organizó el primer regimiento de voluntarios de caballería. Elegido gobernador del estado de Nueva York en 1898 y dos años después vicepresidente de Estados Unidos con McKinley, a la muerte de éste (1901) accedió a la presidencia. Roosevelt inició entonces una política exterior decididamente intervencionista. En 1902 estableció el estatuto jurídico de las islas Filipinas y un año después impuso a Colombia la separación del Estado de Panamá, garantizando así para Estados Unidos el control del futuro canal transoceánico. En su discurso al Congreso después de su reelección en 1904, reafirmó la doctrina Monroe, reservando a Estados Unidos el derecho a mantener el orden en el hemisferio occidental. Proclamó así la denominación política de big stick (gran garrote) o de mano dura. Fruto de ella fueron las intervenciones militares estadounidenses en la República Dominicana (1905) y Cuba (1906). También medió entre Rusia y Japón (1905), lo que le valdría el Premio Nobel de la Paz en 1906.

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FICHA Nacionalidad: Estados Unidos Nueva York 27-10-1858 - Oyster Bay 6-1-1919 Nacido en Nueva York en 1858, procede de una familia de origen holandés que alcanzó gran fortuna. Recibe educación universitaria en Harvard, trabajando tras graduarse en Nueva York, en la administración de la ciudad. Tomó parte en la guerra de independencia cubana , que enfrentó a Estados Unidos con España. Tras ingresar en política, fue vicepresidente de McKinley en 1901. A la muerte de éste en atentado, le sucede en la presidencia. Bajo su mandato, la expansión de los Estados Unidos llega a un punto culminante. El progreso experimentado por el país desde finales del siglo XIX le permite situarse a la cabeza del resto de naciones, empezando a intervenir en asuntos fuera de sus fronteras. Así, se enfrenta a Colombia por el control del canal de Panamá , imponiendo tras su intervención la conversión de Panamá en un país independiente para obtener así el dominio sobre el canal, considerado un punto estratégico en la política expansiva norteamericana. En este sentido, lleva aun más allá la doctrina Monroe al promover desde la presidencia la teoría de que Estados Unidos está legitimado para intervenir en cualquier lugar del mundo , lo que sin duda su potencial le permite, y especialmente en América, que considera un territorio natural de expansión estadounidense. A esta política él mismo la designa como "big stick", es decir, capacidad de golpeo o mano dura. La fundamentación de dicha teoría la halla en la inestabilidad de los paises suramericanos, hacia los que desarrollará una política paternalista y sin contemplaciones. En política interna, combate legalmente a los grandes grupos empresariales (

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If the sculptor Gutzon Borglum had a hero of his own, it was 26th President Theodore Roosevelt, who promoted construction of the Panama Canal and ignited progressive causes such as conservation and business reform: "We, here in America, hold in our hands the hopes of the world, the fate of the coming years; and shame and disgrace will be ours if in our eyes the light of high resolve is dimmed, if we trail in the dust the golden hopes of men" (Address at Carnegie Hall, March 30, 1912). Date of Birth: Wednesday, October 27, 1858 Date of Death: Monday, January 6, 1919 Wives: Children: Alice Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, Kermit Roosevelt, Ethel Carow Roosevelt, Archibald Bulloch Roosevelt, and Quentin Roosevelt Education: A.B. Harvard University Presidency: 26th President: September 14, 1901- March 3, 1909 Terms: one elected, one assumed

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Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt was 42 years old at the time of his inauguration. His major accomplishments were creating the National Parks, fighting monopolistic companies, and asserting the United States in its foreign policy. Elected: The Early Years Theodore Roosevelt was born in New York City. Roosevelt was a sickly child who suffered from asthma. He developed an early interest in wildlife, and as a child hoped to become a zoologist. He traveled extensively with his family and as he was too sick as a child to go to school, he was taught by private tutors. In 1875, at the age of 17, Teddy Roosevelt took and passed the Harvard entrance exam. He began his studies the next year. A year after graduating from Harvard and beginning Columbia Law School, Roosevelt left school to run for the New York State Senate. He won and served for two years. After this, Roosevelt worked as a cattle rancher in the Dakota Territory for two years and was for a short period a Deputy Sheriff of Billings County. From 1889 to 1895 Roosevelt served on the Commission of the US Civil Service. He vigorously worked to insure strict enforcement of the Civil Service laws. From 1895-1897, Roosevelt served as President of the New York City Police Board. From 1897 to 1898 Roosevelt served as the Assistant Secretary of the Navy. He was a strong supporter of the war with Spain. When the war began, Roosevelt resigned his post to become Commander of the US Volunteer Cavalry Regiment, otherwise known as the "Rough Riders." He led a charge up San Juan hill and became famous throughout America.

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Commission Appointed, Major Collection of TR Memorabilia Acquired by State Library Gov. George E. Pataki today announced the appointment of a group of Roosevelt scholars and state officials to a Temporary Commission to Commemorate the Centennial of the Governorship of Theodore Roosevelt . This year (1999) marks the centennial of Theodore Roosevelt's election as the 33rd governor of New York State. The commission will sponsor commemorative events, exhibits and educational projects in cooperation with federal, state and local agencies; non-profit and educational organizations; and interested citizens. "A century ago, Theodore Roosevelt helped popularize the conservation movement in New York and across the nation," Gov. Pataki said. "TR taught New Yorkers – and the world – that conserving and protecting our natural resources is essential to preserving and improving the quality of life we enjoy in this great country. He was an environmental visionary who inspired many. That's why his portrait hangs in my office in the Capitol. "In the early days of this century, TR helped define the conservation ethic that guides us today. At the dawn of another century, it is fitting that we honor the achievements of this remarkable New Yorker. I have established a Temporary Commission to commemorate TR's governorship because I believe that New Yorkers today still have much to learn from TR's legacy," the governor said.

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October 27 ~  Halfway There Theodore Rex B e l i e v e you can and you're h a l f w a y there." ~ Theodore Roosevelt Born on this day to one of the wealthiest families in New York City, Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), 26th U.S. President , remembered himself as a "sickly, delicate boy" who overcame astigmatism and severe asthma with strenuous exercise. That determination propelled his larger-than-life successes "I care not what others think of what I do, but I care very much about what I think of what I do. That is character!" said the sportsman with a reputation for action. "Like all Americans I like things big; big prairies, big forests, big factories, and everything else." In 1898, heroic Roosevelt led the Rough Riders in the Spanish-American War and was elected Governor of New York. He was elected Vice President two years later and in 1901, following the assassination of William McKinley , Roosevelt, 43, became the youngest President in history. "Nine-tenths of wisdom is being wise in time," he said. Spearheading the construction of the Panama Canal, building the Navy, and winning a 1906 Nobel Prize for negotiating peace in the Russo-Japanese War, Roosevelt wrote over 35

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MOMENTS IN HISTORY Presented by Bill Fitzgerald® #92-President Theodore Roosevelt 1901 to 1909 Part V President Theodore Roosevelt was honored with the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1906. He was the first American to receive any Nobel Prize. , I hear you ask. It seems so hypocritical. After all, he eagerly, even joyfully resigned his position as Assistant Secretary of the Navy in order to fight in the Spanish American War! That War had been deliberately provoked by the United States in order to drive the Spanish from Cuba. Roosevelt was well aware of that fact. The United States did very well from that War, acquiring the Philippines, the islands of Guam, Wake, and Puerto Rico as well as a protectorate over Cuba. It also inherited the headaches of the Imperial conqueror. The Philippines insurrection following the conclusion of the Spanish American War was one of them. It had to be put down by the successors to the Spanish oppressors, the Americans, with a great deal of bloodshed. Theodore Roosevelt was Vice President of the United States when this was occurring. He inherited the problem when he became President in 1901. So, with a reputation like his why would anyone want to honor him as a

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Search Page Science Site Index Main Start Page THEODORE ROOSEVELT [Library of Congress] 26th President (1901-1909), 25th Vice President (1901) Biographical Data Religious Views Quotations Education: Harvard Occupation: writer, lawyer Political Affiliation: Republican Organizational Affiliation(s): Mason Religious Affiliation: Dutch Reformed Summary of Religious Views: Quotations: "To discriminate against a thoroughly upright citizen because he belongs to some particular church, or because, like Abraham Lincoln, he has not avowed his allegiance to any church, is an outrage against that liberty of conscience which is one of the foundations of American life." letter to J. C. Martin, 9 November 1908 "If there is one thing for which we stand in this country, it is for complete religious freedom, and it is an emphatic negation of this right to cross-examine a man on his religion before being willing to support him for office." letter to J. C. Martin, 9 November1908 "I believe that this Republic will endure for many centuries. If so there will doubtless be among its Presidents Protestants and Catholics, and very probably at some time, Jews. I have consistently tried while President to act in relation to my fellow Americans of Catholic faith as I hope that any future President who happens to be Catholic will act towards his fellow Americans of Protestant faith. Had I followed any other course I should have felt that I was unfit to represent the American people." letter to J. C. Martin, 9 November 1908

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Ecology Hall of Fame Theodore Roosevelt Ecology Hall of Fame Roosevelt Biography Appreciation ... Web Links The following links will help you explore the Web and learn more about Roosevelt, his world, and his relevance to your world. If you find any other Web sites that you think should be included here, please e-mail us at henro@sequoia.pacweb.com His writings on the web (at Bartleby.com) Hunting Trips of a Ranchman Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail The Rough Riders The Strenuous Life ... Roosevelt's Letters to His Children Some web sites dedicated to Roosevelt Frog's Hero Theodore Roosevelt Association Theodore Roosevelt Centennial WebSite Their Chronology page is a particularly fine resource fo rstudying Roosevel't life. Theodore Roosevelt.com - The Ultimate Guide PBS The American Experience, Theodore Roosevelt Grolier's Encyclopedia Smithisonian Institution; Theodore Roosevelt: Icon of the American Century Man of Action: Theodore Roosevelt The White House Pages on the American Presidents, Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt's 1906 Nobel Peace Prize On Safari With Theodore Roosevelt, 1909

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USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) FPO AE 09599-2871 GILS record #46035 Navy Links: Norfolk Naval Shipyard Navy Jobs Navy Homepage AIRLANT ... Navy College Theodore Roosevelt The Man Theodore Roosevelt, the second of four children, was born on Oct. 27, 1858, in New York City. As a child, he struggled against frailty, nearsightedness and asthma. His love for reading helped foster a love for nature and the outdoors. He also exercised vigorously and developed a lifelong interest in what he called "the strenuous life". He entered Harvard at 18 with the intent of becoming a naturalist. As a senior he began work on a book, "The Naval War of 1812." TR graduated 21st in a class of 177 in 1880 and married Alice Hathaway Lee. After graduation, at the age of 22, Roosevelt joined New York City's 21 District Republican Club and was elected to the New York Assembly. TR's mother died of typhoid in February 1884, and his wife died later the same day of Bright's disease (a kidney ailment) while giving birth to their daughter, Alice. TR left New York to regain his strength and confidence at the Elkhorn Ranch in the North Dakota Badlands. Returning to NYC in 1886, TR ran unsuccessfully for mayor. That year, he married Edith Kermit Carow, who would bear him five children. Political service to Benjamin Harrison won TR a seat on the Civil Service Commission in 1889. He gained national attention by staging a fight against favoritism. TR's position: Jobs should go to the most qualified applicants.

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