Teddy Roosevelt

Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt was the 26th President of the United States (1901-1909), known for his energetic leadership and progressive policies. He championed conservation, helping establish national parks and protected lands. Roosevelt also promoted antitrust measures to regulate large corporations, ensuring fair competition. A former Rough Rider, he gained fame during the Spanish-American War, and as president, he focused on reforming government and improving social justice. His dynamic personality and bold initiatives left a lasting impact on American politics, shaping the country’s approach to natural preservation and economic regulation.