Which number president was T. Roosevelt?
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26th
Took office in 1901.
💡 Did you know? Theodore Roosevelt was a force of nature: cowboy, war hero, naturalist and reformer in one.
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Which record holds for T. Roosevelt?
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youngest president
After McKinley's assassination.
💡 Did you know? At 42, „Teddy“ Roosevelt became the youngest US president ever, after McKinley's assassination.
What did T. Roosevelt fight?
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trust-buster
He strengthened consumer protection.
💡 Did you know? As a „trust-buster“ Roosevelt broke up powerful monopolies and strengthened the state against big corporations.
What is T. Roosevelt famous for?
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conservation
A pioneer of environmental protection.
💡 Did you know? Roosevelt placed vast areas under protection and founded many national parks: a pioneer of conservation.
Which award did T. Roosevelt receive?
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Nobel Peace Prize
For his mediation in war.
💡 Did you know? For mediating in the Russo-Japanese War, Roosevelt in 1906 became the first US president to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
Where is T. Roosevelt immortalised?
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Mount Rushmore
The teddy bear is named after him.
💡 Did you know? His face is carved into Mount Rushmore alongside Washington, Jefferson and Lincoln.
Foto: Adam Cuerden · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
Which president is shown here?
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Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th US president, an energetic reformer, conservationist and the youngest president in history.
💡 Did you know? The teddy bear is named after him: after he refused to shoot a bear that had been tied up.
In which year was Theodore Roosevelt born?
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1858
Born: 27 October 1858 in New York City
In which year did Theodore Roosevelt die?
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1919
Died: 6 January 1919, aged 60
Where was Theodore Roosevelt born?
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New York City
Born: 27 October 1858 in New York City
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