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Theodore Roosevelt was born
Born in Manhattan, New York City, NY -
Named President after McKinley was assassinated
Theodore Roosevelt was a governor before he was president -
Energy Crisis
In 1902, there a coal miner strike which caused an energy crisis. Courts heard the testimony of many of the miners. -
Elkins Act passed
Made to end the practice of rebates in the railway system -
Pelican Island is named the first wildlife refuge
With the encouragement of Frank Chapman and the Florida Audobon Society, Theodore Roosevelt named Pelican Island, Florida the first bird refuge -
Yosemite under Federal Control
Yosemite is a National Park -
Wins full election
Theodore roosevelt wins his first full election for the presidency -
Passage of Pure Food and Drug Act
Pure Food and Drug Act said that any food or drug that is mishandled, poisoned, or deleterious is prohibited from being sold. -
Devil's tower named first national monument
The Devil's Tower in Wyoming becomes the United States' first national monument -
Leaves presidency
Theodore Leaves Presidency in 1909 -
Visits Africa
Teddy Roosevelt goes on a safari to hunt wild animals for "scientific research -
Ran for presidency, unsuccessfully with bull moose party
Election of 1912 with a third party