was one of constant activity, immense energy,

and enduring accomplishments. As the

twenty-sixth President of the United States,

Roosevelt was the wielder of the Big Stick, the

builder of the Panama Canal, an avid

conservationist, and the nemesis of the

corporate trusts that threatened to monopolize

American business at the start of the century.

His exploits as a Rough Rider in the

Spanish-American War and as a cowboy in the

Dakota Territory were indicative of his spirit

of adventure and love of the outdoors. Reading

and hunting were lifelong passions of his;

writing was a lifelong compulsion."

After graduating magna cum laude, from the

Harvard University, Theodore began to lay the

building blocks for his public career. He began

one of the most historic political careers ever.

Roosevelt put his early political years in these

After being a New York Assemblyman, United

States Civil Commissioner, Assistant Secretary

of the Navy, Roosevelt played a significant role

in the Spanish-American War. The Spanish, who

once thrived in the new world, really only

controlled Cuba now. But the Cubans attempted

American Tobacco Company. Because the antitrust

U.S. Senate accepted it but, the Colombian

businesses that posed a threat to the public.

determined to see that no "Big Business" had a

senate rejected the offer, hoping to get more

office." " No event had a more profound effect

suit against The Northern Securities Company,

succeeded, mainly due to the help of the U.S.

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