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How Teddy Roosevelt Became a Cowboy
press.uchicago.edu
Excerpt from a book by Sarah Watts tells about Teddy Roosevelt's self-transformation from an East Coast dandy to a Western Rough Rider.
American President: Theodore Roosevelt
millercenter.org
Fact file and comprehensive biographical sketch based on PBS series. Also includes gallery and quotations.
Theodore Roosevelt Center - Dickinson University
theodorerooseveltcenter.com
Site presents excellent material on TR in the west as well as general material and a nice selection of cartoons. Also a learning program
Teddy Roosevelt
usa-presidents.info
Provides a biography of American President Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt. Includes his picture and a list of his Supreme Court appointments.
Western Experiences - Theodore Roosevelt
pbs.org
Biographical account that focuses on Roosevelt's creation of national forests and reserves in the west.
Theodore Roosevelt Collection - The Houghton Library Web Site
hcl.harvard.edu
One of the principal resources for primary material in the study of the life and times of Theodore Roosevelt, complementing resources of the Library of Congress. Reproductions of photos and manuscripts available.
Ancestry of Theodore Roosevelt
genealogy.com
Early family tree of Theodore Roosevelt
The Nobel Prize in Peace 1906
nobelprize.org
The presentation speech and other information about this prize, awarded to Roosevelt for brokering a peace between Russia and Japan.
Theodore Roosevelt: Icon of the American Century
npg.si.edu
Exhibit on Theodore Roosevelt from the National Portrait Gallery and Smithsonian Institute. Pictures, calendar and history of TR included.
Theodore Roosevelt: Conservation as the Guardian of Democracy
pantheon.cis.yale.edu
Essay explores Roosevelt's role in the conservation movement.
Theodore Roosevelt's Family in the Great War
worldwar1.com
Describes the war service of each member of the family, including an account of Roosevelt's reaction to the news of his son Quentin's death in 1918.
Theodore Roosevelt: An Intimate Biography
bartleby.com
From Bartleby.com. By William Roscoe Thayer, 1919.
On Safari With Theodore Roosevelt
eyewitnesstohistory.com
Illustrated account of Roosevelt's 1909 trip across Africa, largely described in his own words.
TIME'S 100 Leaders
time.com
Four-page profile of Theodore Roosevelt as one of the TIME 100: Leaders and Revolutionaries of the 20th century.
About Theodore Roosevelt
theodoreroosevelt.org
Theodore Roosevelt Association chartered by Congress to preserve the memory and ideals of the 26th President of the United States. Extensive site with an impressive range of Roosevelt resources. Teacher resources include curriculum-based lesson plans based on national standards.
White House Presidential Biographies: Theodore Roosevelt
whitehouse.gov
Brief biography from the official White House site.
History.com - Theodore Roosevelt
history.com
Profile of the 26th President includes video and audio galleries along with his biography, a timeline and transcripts of major speeches.
Theodore Roosevelt Timeline
graywolfcorp.com
Details over 550 events in TR's life. Footnotes and Bibliography. Can view as calendar or chronological.- Wikiquote - Theodore Roosevelt - Offers a collection of quotes spoken by President Teddy Roosevelt.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park Info
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Why was Theodore Roosevelt so eager to have Dewey attack the Spanish fleet in the Philippines, a move that ?
Q. certainly would not help in the liberation of Cuba? Furthermore, why would the cautious Mckinley ever approve such a move?
Asked by williamshane19 - Thu Oct 8 14:20:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Roosevelt and McKinley were both imperialists at heart. They both wanted to take the Philippines from Spain, not just liberate Cuba. The Philippines was seen as an important naval outpost in the Pacific, and Asia was emerging as a economically valuable region for exploitation by imperialist nations. The Filipinos were happy that the US got involved at first. They had been wanting independence from Spain for years, and they made an alliance with the US to kick the Spanish out. But after the war the US said the Philippines was not "ready for independence" and turned it into a US colony. The Filipinos launched a guerrilla war against the US which lasted much longer and cost far more lives than the entire Spanish-American War!
Answered by unknown - Thu Oct 8 15:01:36 2009
Q. certainly would not help in the liberation of Cuba? Furthermore, why would the cautious Mckinley ever approve such a move?
Asked by williamshane19 - Thu Oct 8 14:20:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Roosevelt and McKinley were both imperialists at heart. They both wanted to take the Philippines from Spain, not just liberate Cuba. The Philippines was seen as an important naval outpost in the Pacific, and Asia was emerging as a economically valuable region for exploitation by imperialist nations. The Filipinos were happy that the US got involved at first. They had been wanting independence from Spain for years, and they made an alliance with the US to kick the Spanish out. But after the war the US said the Philippines was not "ready for independence" and turned it into a US colony. The Filipinos launched a guerrilla war against the US which lasted much longer and cost far more lives than the entire Spanish-American War!
Answered by unknown - Thu Oct 8 15:01:36 2009
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