Theodore's Square Deal

Theodore Roosevelt’s Square Deal was his approach to ensuring fairness and fairness in American society by balancing the interests of workers, businesses, and consumers. It focused on three main principles: controlling big corporations to prevent monopolies, protecting workers’ rights and safety, and conserving natural resources. Roosevelt aimed to promote economic stability and social justice by regulating industries, breaking up unfair trusts, and protecting public health and the environment. Essentially, the Square Deal sought to create a fair and equitable society where everyone had an opportunity to succeed while maintaining corporate accountability.