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Theodore Roosevelt

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America, My Country

American Heroes

By Doraine Bennett

Clarke C. Scott, M. A.

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Theodore worked hard to become strong.

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Theodore Roosevelt was born in a big

house. It was in New York City . Theodore

was sick a lot. He spent time outdoors.

He worked hard to become strong. He

liked rowing and boxing. He liked to ride

horses, too.

Theodore Gets Well

1858

Born

Theodore became a rancher, like this man.

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Theodore became a rancher . He raised

cows. His ranch was in North Dakota.

Theodore loved the land and the animals.

More people moved to the West. People

took land from the animals. The animals

did not have enough food. Many animals

died. Theodore did not want them to die.

Life on the Ranch

1858

Born

1883

Becomes rancher

The Rough Riders took their horses to Cuba.

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Then there was a war. Theodore wanted

to do something. He asked some friends

to help him. They took their horses to

Cuba. They fought there. They were

called the Rough Riders. Theodore had

a bully time in Cuba. He said something

was bully when it

was very, very good.

Theodore Fights in a War

1858

Born

1883

Becomes rancher

1898

Goes to Cuba

Big ships could go through the Panama Canal.

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Theodore came home. He became the

president . He led the country. He

helped build the Panama Canal . It

was in a country called Panama . It

went through a small piece of land.

Big ships could go through the canal.

They could go from the Atlantic Ocean

to the Pacic Ocean.

A New President

1858

Born

1883

Becomes rancher

1898

Goes to Cuba

1901

Becomes president

1904

Works on canal

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Theodore told people how things should be in the country .

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Theodore learned how people lived .

He saw where they worked . He was a

busy president . He did not stay at his

desk . He talked to people everywhere

he went . He told them how things

should be in the country .

The President and

the People

1858

Born

1883

Becomes rancher

1898

Goes to Cuba

1901

Becomes president

1904

Works on canal

Theodore would not shoot the bear .

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Theodore was sometimes called Teddy .

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