Theodore Roosevelt, Sr.'s second child and first son Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. Even though this remarkable man was quoted to be one of the most successful presidents with more passion for what he did than anyone else in the world, many

of his achievements were aquired before he was even president. It was during the summer of 1877, after much work,before his nineteenth birthday that Theodore Roosevelt published his first printed work. The publication was a scientific

catalog called The Summer Birds of the Adirondacks in Franklin Country, N.Y. The work recorded ninety-seven species of birds in thumbnail sketches. After his brief honeymoon at Oyster Bay, Roosevelt enrolled at Columbia Law

School. Roosevelt studied hard at Columbia, and in his spare time did research for his first book on the naval history of the War of 1812. When Roosevelt stepped foot into the Assembly for the first time on January 3, 1882, he was the

youngest man on the floor at age 23. On January 24, 1882, w

Reserve Act which gave the President of the United States the authority to set aside any wooded or partly wooded country in order to protect the quickly depleting standing timber of the west. This very legislation would be used time

Administration began the Department of Commerce and Labor and within that department the Bureau of Corporations. In 1903 Roosevelt turned his attention to the Isthmian Canal. A treaty was signed with Panama and the U.S. began

retreat to nearby Santiago. Roosevelt became an instant war hero and was promoted Colonel. Roosevelt's popularity was at an all time high and he was catapulted into the Republican nomination for governor of New York. Roosevelt

events played out it would not take Roosevelt until 1904 to ascend to the Presidency. The anarchist, Leon Czolgosz, assassinated McKinley at the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo. Therefore, Theodore Roosevelt became the

construction of the Panama Canal in order to create a shortcut around the continent of South America for shipping. In 1904 a war broke out between Japan and Russia. Eventually, after the defeat of Russia, both countries wanted peace

named after his wife Alice Lee. Although he lost the nomination for Speaker, he was still politically strong and was made chairman of the powerful Cities Committee. After three days in his new position, Roosevelt would introduce

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