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What position did Roosevelt hold in New York before becoming Vice President?
A
State Senator
B
Secretary of State
C
Police Commissioner
D
Mayor
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What position did Roosevelt hold in New York before becoming Vice President?
State Senator
Secretary of State
Police Commissioner
Mayor
Roosevelt's "Square Deal" focused on what?
Tax Reform and Trade
International Diplomacy
Education, Housing, and Roads
Labor Rights, Consumer Protection, and Conservation
Theodore Roosevelt was the first U.S. president to do what?
Fly in an airplane
Visit a foreign leader
Travel abroad
Ride a car
Which major military unit did Roosevelt lead?
Green Berets
1st Cavalry Division
Buffalo Soldiers
Rough Riders
What event led to Roosevelt's focus on food and drug regulation?
The Stock Market Crash
Labor strikes
The publication of "The Jungle"
The Spanish-American War
Which Progressive Party did Roosevelt create?
New Deal Party
Liberty Party
Bull Moose Party
Green Party
What position did Roosevelt hold before becoming president?
Vice President
Secretary of State
Secretary of War
Speaker of the House
Theodore Roosevelt's image is carved into which monument?
Mount Rushmore
Statue of Liberty
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Which U.S. state was Theodore Roosevelt born in?
New York
Massachusetts
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt was instrumental in mediating peace during which war?
Russo-Japanese War
World War I
Spanish-American War
Crimean War
Roosevelt's expedition to Africa was primarily for what purpose?
Hunting
Conservation
Diplomacy
Research
Which book was written by Theodore Roosevelt?
"The Strenuous Life"
"Common Sense"
"The Jungle"
"The Federalist Papers"
Theodore Roosevelt became president after the assassination of which president?
William McKinley
James Garfield
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Which U.S. national park was established during Theodore Roosevelt's tenure?
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon National Park
Yosemite National Park
None
Roosevelt's famous quote, "Speak softly and carry a big stick," refers to what?
Domestic Policy
Foreign Policy
Military Policy
Economic Policy
What is the name of Roosevelt's famous foreign policy?
Monroe Doctrine
Big Stick Diplomacy
Good Neighbor Policy
Dollar Diplomacy
Theodore Roosevelt served as the governor of which state?
New York
Ohio
California
Texas
What is the name of the canal project Roosevelt supported?
Panama Canal
Suez Canal
Erie Canal
Kiel Canal
Which of the following acts was passed during Roosevelt's presidency?
Clean Water Act
Pure Food and Drug Act
Civil Rights Act
Voting Rights Act
When was Theodore Roosevelt born?
1858
1860
1870
1855