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Theodore Roosevelt believed in a vigorous lifestyle. During his presidency, he even participated in a boxing match that left him blind in one eye.

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Videos (11)

  • The Talented Mr. Roosevelt
    The Talented Mr. Roosevelt

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    Theodore Roosevelt believed in a vigorous lifestyle. During his presidency, he even participated in a boxing match that left him blind in one eye.

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  • Teddy Roosevelt Becomes President
    Teddy Roosevelt Becomes President

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    Theodore Roosevelt was William McKinley's vice president until tragedy struck and Roosevelt landed in McKinley's seat.

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  • Theodore Roosevelt's Presidency
    Theodore Roosevelt's Presidency

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    Trace Theodore Roosevelt's legacy of reforming deplorable labor conditions and preserving the American landscape.

    Video Clip (3:01)
  • Theodore Roosevelt vs. J.P. Morgan
    Theodore Roosevelt vs. J.P. Morgan

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    Theodore Roosevelt believed America's greatest evil was too much power in the hands of corporate America. Find out what happened when he took on J.P. Morgan, the nation's most powerful financier.

    Video Clip (3:11)
  • Teddy Roosevelt Shot
    Teddy Roosevelt Shot

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    President Teddy Roosevelt narrowly survives assassination minutes before a scheduled campaign speech.

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  • Theodore Roosevelt's Foreign Policy
    Theodore Roosevelt's Foreign Policy

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    In the wake of the Spanish-American War, Theodore Roosevelt focused on America's global responsibility, but some felt his foreign policies incorporated intimidation tactics.

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  • Teddy Roosevelt's Family
    Teddy Roosevelt's Family

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    Look back on the family life of Teddy Roosevelt, from his childhood summers in Oyster Bay to the sudden death of his mother and wife on the same day.

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  • Theodore Roosevelt Joins Bull Moose Party
    Theodore Roosevelt Joins Bull Moose Party

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    Despite thinking he had more to accomplish, Teddy Roosevelt was determined to keep his promise not to run for reelection. Instead, he joined the Bull Moose party to protect his policies in preparation for his departure.

    Video Clip (2:09)
  • Theodore Roosevelt Fights in Spanish-American War
    Theodore Roosevelt Fights in Spanish-American War

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    Explore the role of Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders during the Spanish-American War.

    Video Clip (3:09)
  • Deconstructing History: White House
    Deconstructing History: White House

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    It may not have been home to the president until 1800 or even called the White House until 1901, but it remains a symbol of freedom and democracy throughout the world.

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  • Presidential Fun Facts
    Presidential Fun Facts

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    The Oval Office has been filled with extraordinary presidents, but did you know about these not-so-famous firsts?

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Photo Galleries (1)

  • Teddy Roosevelt
    Teddy Roosevelt

    20 Photos

    See pictures from the life and presidency of Teddy Roosevelt.

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Speeches & Audio (1)

  • Theodore Roosevelt's Address to Boys' Progressive League
    Theodore Roosevelt's Address to Boys' Progressive League

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    Though Theodore Roosevelt was not able to attend the meeting of the Boys' Progressive League in New York City, he made a recording of a speech on a cylinder phonograph on July 3, 1913, to be played in his absence.

    Audio Clip (1:31)

Read More about Theodore Roosevelt

As the 26th U.S. president (1901-09), Theodore Roosevelt expanded the power and influence of the presidential office.

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