How did Theodore Roosevelt transform the American presidency?
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hey, i just took a test over this, well as you probably know he was the presidentat WWII. He created the United Nations, he lead the miltary alliance that defeated the Nazis(italy and japan)he was best known for his role in the great depression, using his deal new that created the democratic party.
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President of The United States 1928-1932.
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FDR -- Franklin Roosevelt.\nHe brought the country out of the worst depression we've ever faced, made us into a world power economically and militarily, stayed out of WWII until Japan attacked, then led us ably through that long and difficult conflict.  No other president has had trials as difficult or results as good.
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Do your own homework.  Plus the 30s is a long time and he got elected president twice during that time.  Every president's popularity rises and drops over time.  \n\nBut of course there was Roosevelt's unfortunate position on eugenic sterilization.
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The FDR revolution.  Introduced Marxism into American Government. via welfare, graduated tax, confiscation of private gold reserves
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he was part of a start a minor movement in the us at the turn of the century to care abotu hte enviro along with teddy roosevelt. he wrote about the beauty and wonder of nature and it became an escape for many people stuck in the dirty citys of the industrial revolution. some could not get out for a holiday etc. and this was theri only means of escape...it also goes along with the impressionist movement in art with painters like monet and manet etc.
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The style is really not very different than the essays you write for English class. Start with your thesis statement...."Theodore Roosevelt influenced America as a writer, soldier, civic leader, and as a great president." \n\nEach body paragraph will start with a topic sentence and focus on one aspect of what made him influential.  Stay focused, build each paragraph with facts, examples, and details that support the topic sentence.
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The U.S. had two Roosevelts as president. Theodore Roosevelt's foreign policy included building a strong navy. By 1907, the U.S. had the world's third largest naval fleet, thanks to his Great White Fleet which circumnavigated the globe in order to demonstrate U.S. military power and navy capability. He also initiated construction on  the Panama Canal, which helped expedite world commerce. One of his failed attempts at activism was inviting Booker T. Washington to be the first African American to dine in the White House. Reaction from whites was so negative, Roosevelt never again attempted it. Roosevelt did, however, earn a Nobel Peace Prize for helping negotiate the end of the Russo-Japanese War. He also settled a dispute between France and Germany over the division of Morocco.\n\nAs for Franklin Roosevelt's foreign policy, his Good Neighbor Policy helped withdraw troops from Haiti and ended Cuba and Panama's statuses as U.S. protectorates. The Montevideo Convention renounced the right to intervene unilaterally in the affairs of Latin American countries. FDR's foreign policy for his second term included the Neutrality Act in 1935, an act defined as applying a mandatory ban on the shipment of arms from the U.S. to any combatant nation in World War II; Roosevelt initially rejected it, but signed it amidst huge public support. The Lend-Lease Act of 1941 allowed the U.S. to "lend" huge amounts of military equipment in return for "leases" on British naval bases in the Western Hemisphere. His third term was dominated by World War II; he developed the Atlantic Charter along with Winston Churchill in August 1941, which was a negotiation between Allied Powers. He also signed the declaration of war against Japan in 1941 after the attack on Pearl Harbor.\n\nI hope some of this helps.
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Most definitely. As the leader of the United States during arguably the most difficult time of our history, he pushed Congress to pass emergency bills and reform measures that helped improve the economic situation in the eyes of the public. Though many historians say the beginning of World War II ended the Depression, I think that if it weren't for FDR's leadership, American morale would have fell too far to possibly recover economically.
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Roosevelt was vital in stirring up support for the Allies in WWII. Without him, America would've stayed out of the war.
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Hi there, I'm not sure what you are asking, so please rephrase your question.  I will provide some commentary however.  Hitler took advantage of a weak and poor people and lead those people using fear and hatred.  Roosevelt did the exact opposite.  He lead by inspiration and motivation.  Which worked better? With Roosevelt helped dig a nation out of a slump (a very big one) and Hitler killed 12 million people.  You decide.
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Here's a few:\nhttp://www.nps.gov/thro/\nhttp://www.theodore.roosevelt.national-park.com/how.htm\nhttp://www.terragalleria.com/parks/np.theodore-roosevelt.html\nhttp://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h937.html
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I would not classify him as a remarkable President.  He had no concept of Foreign Policy, his domestic policy was mediocre at best.  I would rate Abe Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt and JFK as better presidents.
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Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest President of the U.S.  He led the country through the last of our expansionist period when he supported Panama's freedom from Columbia and cleared the way for the Panama Canal.  During his Presidency he had the American Fleet Painted White and Sailed them around the world to show the world that we were a superpower.  As an avid outdoors man he visited Africa on Safari, he was instrumental in forming the National Parks System declaring millions of acres as American Heritage Lands.  He was Instrumental in many anti-trust suits and busted up many major monopolies.  He handpicked Howard Taft to be his successor in 1908, however in 1912 he tried to get the Republican Nomination from Taft, when he lost he formed the Bull Moose Party and ran as a third ticket.  Taft finished last in the election, however Roosevelt did not win and opened the door for Woodrow Wilson of the democratic party.  Wilson served 2 terms and was President for the First World War.
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The site below gives you all the details you want and probably more.  =)  Check it out.  It's clearly written and very through.\n\nTheodore Roosevelt (26th President of the U.S.)\n Presidency 1901-1909 and what he did in office:\n5.1 Anthracite coal strike of 1902 \n5.2 Square Deal \n5.3 Regulation of industry \n5.4 Conservationist \n5.5 Foreign policy \n5.5.1 Panama Canal \n5.6 Life in White House \n5.7 Presidential firsts \n5.8 Supreme Court appointments \n5.9 States admitted to the Union
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William McKinley´s second term, which had begun auspiciously, came to a tragic end in September 1901. He was standing in a receiving line at the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition when a deranged anarchist shot him twice. He died eight days later and was succeeded by Theodore Rooselvelt.\n\nTheodore Roosevelt became president in September 1901, his enthusiasm for overseas expansion noticeably waned. Urged to take over the Dominican Republic, he quipped, "As for annexing the island, I have about the same desire to annex it as a gorged boa constrictor might have to swallow a porcupine wrong-end-to." Under Roosevelt, America's colonial holdings actually shrunk. And after the Russo-Japanese War in 1904, Roosevelt changed America's diplomatic posture from competitor with the other imperialist powers in dominating the world to mediator in their growing conflicts.
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President Franklin Delano Roosevelt