Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson are both iconic American presidents. ... In breaking up monopolies and regulating the economy, he always kept the interests of the masses a priority, as represented by the square deal. ... This is much like Roosevelt's extreme support for the breaking up of large, hurtful monopolies. ... He, much like Teddy, was a true leader who played a direct role in America's progression during his presidency. Both Wilson and Roosevelt were dynamic leaders who were able to adapt to the circumstances of their era while maintaining progressive and personal ide...

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He appeared to be a well-informed and highly moral man and the " common people saw in him a fiery champion" Overall what made Teddy Roosevelt popular was the fact that the American population saw that he was real and could relate to him. ... On July1rst, the Rough Riders stormed through the San Juan hills in Cuba Teddy was considered a hero by the American population. ... Roosevelt was a strong nationalist. ... Furthermore, his belief for social justice can be noticed through his demand for " Square Deal" for " capital, labor and the public at large" His program consisted of three C...

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Roosevelt entered the Presidency, his new mission, which he called the New Deal, was one of "reform, revive, (and) relief" (Orr 10/17/02). Unlike Progressives, who had several different (and sometimes, disunified) reformers, the pre- eminent leader of the New Deal and its implementation was Franklin Roosevelt. ... Teddy Roosevelt became famous for his "Square Deal" policy, whereby he believed that there were good and bad trusts, just as there were good and bad labor organizations. ... LaFollette, Teddy Roosevelt adopted his platform of New Nationalism, which promoted regulation, not eradicat...

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"Men say he [Teddy Roosevelt] is not safe. ... Teddy Roosevelt devoted his adult life to civil service in order to make life for American citizens better. ... Teddy Roosevelt was born as a very sickly child in October of 1858 in New York City. ... (Published in The Essential Teddy Roosevelt (26) edited by John Gabriel Hunt.) ... Soon after he became vice-president, McKinley died making Teddy Roosevelt the youngest president in U.S history at the age of forty two. ...

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He appeared to be a well-informed and highly moral man and the " common people saw in him a fiery champion" Overall what made Teddy Roosevelt popular was the fact that the American population saw that he was real and could relate to him. ... On July1rst, the Rough Riders stormed through the San Juan hills in Cuba Teddy was considered a hero by the American population. ... Roosevelt was a strong nationalist. ... Furthermore, his belief for social justice can be noticed through his demand for " Square Deal" for " capital, labor and the public at large" His program consisted of three C...

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(dubbed by Teddy Roosevelt). ... Roosevelt- state senator who supported above bills. ... Roosevelt's Charisma- McKinley shot in 1901, Roosevelt becomes youngest president. ... Press wrote about him often, and Americans adopted him (Teddy bear). ... In 1904, he ran on platform of Square Deal and reelected by majority. ...

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Roosevelt was a Republican, but was truly a progressive at heart. ... Not fearing another campaign, Roosevelt made it clear that he was going to try to offer everyone in the nation a "square deal." This deal said whenever a company abused its powers; the government would intervene to protect the people. ... Meanwhile, Roosevelt had been on a long hunting safari in Africa. ... In 1915, Wilson helped pass Roosevelt's child labor law. ...

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Throughout history people of all countries have had to deal with change on an economical, social, and political level. During the late nineteenth century, and into the end of the First World War the American people had to deal with huge economical change, and many new conditions. ... One of the main changes that Americans had to deal with was the modernization that the United States was experiencing, because of the industrial growth. ... Teddy Roosevelt felt that he should be the people's president, in a way. ... This is what he called the "square deal". ...

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