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Theodore Roosevelt was born in New York.
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Theodore Roosevelt was named President after President William McKinley was assassinated.
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The Coal Strike caused an energy crisis that TR called an emergency meeting. He compromised with the workers to meet their needs if they only resume working.
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It ended the railroads' abilities to allow certain companies rebates for the shipping of goods.
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TR named Pelican Island the nation's first National Wildlife Refuge to protect nesting birds.
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This marked the first time that a president not originally elected to office succeeded in retaining the presidency.
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This marks the first time in US history that land was designated for public use and preservation. This is also viewed as the birth of the national parks system.
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Disallowed selling of misbranded or adultered food and drug in interstate commerce.
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TR proclaimed Devils' Tower the first national monument under the new Antiquities Act. This also marked Wyoming to our first national park, Yellowstone.
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TR left his presidency to travel Africa to enjoy a bit of time exploring.
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The Progressive party was popularly known as the 'Bull Moose Party'. It was a Republican party, and TR tried to run for president once more for them.