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Born in New York City, his father was a businessman and philanthropist. -
Marking a pivotal moment in the conservation movement by ensuring the protection and preservation of it's landscaping. -
While attending the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo President McKinley was assassinated by anarchist Leon Czolgosz. -
Significant labor dispute in the United States where 147,000 coal miners went on strike demanding better wages, shorter workdays, and recognition of their union. -
Targeted railroad rebates by making it illegal for railroads to offer rebates and for shippers to accept them. -
Marked a significant step in the conservation movement by providing protected habitats for birds and other wildlife. -
Ran for President after securing a full term in office after having initially assumed the Presidency in 1901 following the assassination of President McKinley. -
He won with a decisive victory securing 336 electoral votes and 56.4% of the popular votes. -
Established federal regulations to prevent the manufacture, sale,and transportation of adulterated or misbranded foods and drugs. -
Recognized its unique geological formations and cultural significance. -
Having expanded the powers of the executive branch and implemented progressive reforms in areas such as conservation, social justice etc.