Pros And Cons Of Theodore Teddy Roosevelt

Kymani Gardner

Theodore "teddy" roosevelt was the 26th pres. Of the u.s. Of America. He was a writer, a naturalist, and a soldier. He sretched the forces of the administration and of the national gov. In backing of the general population enthusiasm toward clashes between huge buisness and work and guided the country to a dynamic part n the world governmental issues. He paved the way to a new life for not only America but the world. The big stick diplomacy was an approach named by pres. Theodore roosevelt to portray the affirmation of u.s strength as an ethical basic. It was taken from an African maxim "speak softly and carry a big stick: you will go far." Roosevelt initially utilized it when he approached congress for cash to build u.s maitime

For example, responsive in the sense they’d quickly and sensitively to people whose servants they are. "The material progress and prosperity of a nation are desirable chiefly so long as they lead to the moral and material welfare of all good citizens…. you must have the kind of law and the kind of administration of the law which will give to those qualities in the private citizen the best possible chance for development. The prime problem of our nation is to get the right type of good citizenship, and, to get it, we must have progress, and our public men must be genuinely progressive." The Brownsville Incident (1906) happened in Brownsville, a town in south Texas, where, on August 13, 1906, a race-related fracas happened that brought about the injuring of one white non military personnel and the demise of an alternate. White townspeople faulted the African-American officers of the 25th Infantry as of late positioned at close-by Fort Brown. The African Americans probably viwed TR has a racist. Siding with the white soilders without question gave them the authority to think this. He ruined those innocent men's lives. The job, salary, pension and military honors were gone from those men who were accused of something they did not. He recieved criticism, saying that was the worst mistake of his life. He didn't not care that it

As President, Roosevelt held the perfect that the Government ought to be the extraordinary referee of the clashing financial compels in the Nation, particularly in the middle of capital and work, ensuring equity to every and administering favors to none. Roosevelt developed breathtakingly as a "trust buster" by driving the disintegration of an incredible railroad blending in the Northwest. Other antitrust suits under the Sherman Act took after. Roosevelt steered the United States more actively into world politics. He liked to quote a favorite proverb, "Speak softly and carry a big stick. . . . " He campaigned interminably on matters of all shapes and sizes, energizing crowds with his sharp voice, sticking jaw, and