Not only was he awarded the Nobel Peace Prize but he was also the only US President to be awarded the Medal of Honor. His son Theodore Jr was also awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions on D Day. FLY NAVY!!!
That is not what the Monro Doctrine says. It is more nuanced than that. It says that no country outside of the Americas has the right to intervene in the matters of any country in the Americas and that if need be the United States can and should intervene in the affairs of South American countries.
well if you live during his time i wonder what you would look like. imagine no modern health care or clean water because it was devastated by the primitive industrial machineries employed by various factories that belch smoke and wastes. infact Europes industries are more advance than America during that time and their environment is destroyed.
SECTION 1. INHERENT AND INALIENABLE RIGHTS All men are by nature free and independent and have certain inherent and inalienable rights among which are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. To secure these rights and the protection of property, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. (Source: Illinois Constitution.)
My favorite president in American history.
wtf FDR gets 40 minutes and teddy gets 4.
Who is FDR?
@@cartergomez5390 franklin d. roosevelt
Especially considering Teddy was a much better President.
What he packed into 60 years!!
We are all better for his existence!!
God Blessed the US with President Roosevelt!🇺🇸
October 27 1858-January 6 1919
Not only was he awarded the Nobel Peace Prize but he was also the only US President to be awarded the Medal of Honor. His son Theodore Jr was also awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions on D Day. FLY NAVY!!!
That is not what the Monro Doctrine says. It is more nuanced than that. It says that no country outside of the Americas has the right to intervene in the matters of any country in the Americas and that if need be the United States can and should intervene in the affairs of South American countries.
You have a point, how is everything going with you?
What a tough rough rider he is
HE IS MY DISANT COUSIN ON HIS MOTHER S SIDE
@@robincoffman6723 woah. Really?
@Robin Coffman Do you want a cookie! ALL humans are distant cousins of each other.
What I like most about Teddy is that he was unburdened by what has been.
I would love to see a full bio on him.
The history channel has it
You have a point, how is everything going with you?
@@anthonymuller4659 Going ok! Thanks for asking!
@@michelleseager9782 You are welcome? It’s a pleasure to meet you. Let me add you on google chat so we could chat privately ok?
@@anthonymuller4659 nah bro is a creep
I love this bio, it really shined the light on Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt's life😊
Thanks!! Wesoltin!!...😢
He was great, but a mere shadow of FDR. Thank you, Bio :)
1900s Philippine President emilio aguinaldo meets us pres theodore roosevelt
You have a great point, how is everything going with you?
1904 to 1913
He was born at October 27.
But before the Treaty of Portsmouth, the U.S. pays for the loss of many Americans by signing the Katsura Taft secret agreement with Japan.
Thank you. 🙂
26. Roosevelt
You have a point, how is everything going with you?
Youngest president???? He looks like Santa Claus
well if you live during his time i wonder what you would look like. imagine no modern health care or clean water because it was devastated by the primitive industrial machineries employed by various factories that belch smoke and wastes. infact Europes industries are more advance than America during that time and their environment is destroyed.
@@jeremywolfe6929 I would look like the black Brad Pitt. There's your answer.
4:10
Uh huh.
Does it have to be four minutes or less? Most of his life achievements were left out in this "bio".
What year
2099
what?
From that to the two wimps we have now. Sad
He should have ran for a 3rd term . He was just 50 . Most men ran for that office at that age than , because they died at 60 . He died at 60 .
Japan has learned the wrong lesson that the U.S. should be given the first word to negotiate peace
SECTION 1. INHERENT AND INALIENABLE RIGHTS
All men are by nature free and independent and have
certain inherent and inalienable rights among which are life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness. To secure these rights
and the protection of property, governments are instituted
among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the
governed.
(Source: Illinois Constitution.)
Don't come back to my house and get gas
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