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Childhood
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One of four children
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Lifespan of Roosevelt
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Had athsma
At the time could be fatal. Often struck on Sundays. -
Got Glasses
Very nearsighted, parents didn't believe him. -
Attended Harvard College
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Father Pressured Him
To "make himself" physically. -
During College
5'8 125 lbs. Considered to have a speech impediment. Never had any lasting friends from college, was considered a very odd person. -
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Adulthood
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Father's Death
Died from stomach cancer. -
Natural Science Interest
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Joins Republican Party
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Entered Columbia Law School
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Marries
Alice Hathaway Lee- on his 22nd birthday. -
Elected to New York State Assembly
Youngest man to ever be elected to the assembly. -
Joined National Guard
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Studied Law
For two years- no degree and didn't become a lawyer. -
Sherman Antitrust Act
Helped bust monopolies and trusts. -
McKinley launched the Trust Busting Era
-Approached several senators to the U.S. Indistrial Commision
-Laid Groundwork for Roosevelt's attacks on trusts and finally resulted in successful employment of the act.
-Standard Oil
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Became 26th President of The US
At the age of 42, the youngest man to become president. -
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Presidency
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Settles Venezuelan Affair
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Reelected President of The US
Over democrat Alton B. Parker. -
Inaugurated for second term as President
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National Monuments Act signed
Also known as the Antiquities Act, by which Teddy established the first 18 "National Monuments". -
Awarded Nobel Peace Prize
For ending Russo-Japanese war in 1905 -
Administration Ends
Ends with inauguration of successor William Howard Taft -
Went on African Safari
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Delivers Speech
"Citizenship in a Republic" speech in Sorbonne, Paris -
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After Presidency
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Shot in the chest
While entering automobile at the Hotel Gilpatrick and delivered a 90 minute speech with the bullet in his chest, which was never to be removed. -
Attempted to win Republican Nomination
For Presidency but ended up losing to William Howard Taft. -
Death
Died in his sleep from an arterial blood clot at the age of 60.