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What did Theodore Roosevelt do to protect nature when he was president?
What did Theodore Roosevelt do to protect nature when he was president?
- Sold land to private companies for development
- Created national forests, national parks, and bird reserves (correct)
- Built cities and factories in natural habitats
- Hunted animals for sport
How did the toy maker respond to Theodore Roosevelt refusing to shoot a bear on a hunting trip?
How did the toy maker respond to Theodore Roosevelt refusing to shoot a bear on a hunting trip?
- Wrote a letter to Theodore
- Stopped making stuffed animals
- Ignored the incident
- Made a stuffed bear called 'Teddy's Bear' (correct)
Which job did Theodore Roosevelt NOT have in his early life?
Which job did Theodore Roosevelt NOT have in his early life?
- Being an astronaut (correct)
- Fighting in a war in Cuba
- Leading the New York City Police Department
- Ranching cattle in the Midwest
What did Theodore Roosevelt love to look at in a book when he was young?
What did Theodore Roosevelt love to look at in a book when he was young?
How did Theodore Roosevelt become the youngest U.S. president?
How did Theodore Roosevelt become the youngest U.S. president?
What was the significance of Theodore Roosevelt's refusal to shoot a bear on a hunting trip?
What was the significance of Theodore Roosevelt's refusal to shoot a bear on a hunting trip?
What was one of Theodore Roosevelt's early jobs?
What was one of Theodore Roosevelt's early jobs?
Why did Theodore Roosevelt become the youngest U.S. president?
Why did Theodore Roosevelt become the youngest U.S. president?
Which of the following best describes Theodore Roosevelt's attitude towards nature?
Which of the following best describes Theodore Roosevelt's attitude towards nature?
How did the toy maker respond to Theodore Roosevelt's refusal to shoot a bear on a hunting trip?
How did the toy maker respond to Theodore Roosevelt's refusal to shoot a bear on a hunting trip?
Which of the following positions did Theodore Roosevelt NOT hold during his lifetime?
Which of the following positions did Theodore Roosevelt NOT hold during his lifetime?
What led to the creation of teddy bears, according to the text?
What led to the creation of teddy bears, according to the text?
Study Notes
Early Life
- Theodore Roosevelt was born in New York City, NY in 1858.
- He was curious about animals, loved looking at books about African animals, and playing with real animals.
- He had an unexpected encounter with frogs on a streetcar when he tipped his hat to greet someone.
Career
- Theodore had various jobs, including raising cattle on a ranch in the Midwest.
- He was a leader in the New York City Police Department.
- He fought in a war in Cuba, riding horses.
- He later became the Vice President of the United States.
- At 42, he became the youngest U.S. president after the president's sudden death.
Conservation Efforts
- As president, Theodore protected nature by creating 150 national forests, five national parks, and 51 bird reserves.
- These protected areas provided space for animals and plants to live and grow, and were safeguarded from city and factory development.
Interesting Fact
- Theodore refused to shoot a bear on a hunting trip, inspiring a toy maker to create a stuffed bear called "Teddy's Bear," which became the origin of teddy bears.
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Description
Learn about Theodore Roosevelt's love for animals and his diverse job experiences, from ranching to leading the New York City Police Department. Discover how his early interests and experiences shaped his future endeavors.
