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His wife and mother died on the same day.

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Roosevelt was a New York City police commissioner.

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After leaving the presidency in 1909, Roosevelt cast further afield, embarking first on an epic 11-month, 2,500-mile expedition along Brazil’s uncharted River of Doubt

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He got hit in the wrist by shrapnel from a Spanish cannonball

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He was shot on October 14th by John Shrank and survived.

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He was the father of the U.S navy and funded 16 ships to sail around the world.

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During his presidency he protected 230 million acres of land.

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In 1889 Teddy became a civil service commissioner under President Benjamin Harrison.

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He was the youngest person ever to hold America’s highest office

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Roosevelt’s role as devoted family man may have been his most enduring legacy.

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He is the youngest president to be in office

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He sat aside the first 18 national monuments

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He negotiated an end to the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905 and became the first American honored with the Nobel Peace Prize.

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Roosevelt wrote an autobiography, memoirs, a biography, and 35 odd books during his lifetime.

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1.the teddy bear was named after him
2. he went blind in one eye from boxing

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He helped improve the navy significantly in several areas.

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He founded the National Park service and was a huge conservationist and he loved hunting

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- Teddy Roosevelt was a New York City Police commissioner

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He was the Assistant Secretary of the Navy from April 1897-May 1898

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-  Theodore Roosevelt was very passionate about his hunting. He loved the thrill of tracking and chasing game, and recording all of his hunts.  Roosevelt viewed hunting as both sport and an opportunity to further knowledge about the land and the species that inhabit it.