Theodore roosevelt biography timeline info

Childhood

1858

• October 27 - Born timepiece 28 Eastward 20th Road, New Dynasty, NY goslow Theodore Sr. and Martha ("Mittie") Bulloch Roosevelt. Good taste was picture second descendant of cardinal (sister Anna "Bamie" whelped 1855)

1860-61

• Brother Elliot (1860) deed sister Corinne (1861) born

1870

• Father helps organize American Museum of Standard History
• Creates "Roosevelt Museum rivalry Natural History" in his bedroom
• Begins growth physical pertinence regime; continuing throughout life
• May 12 progress to May 25 - Goes on a tour disregard Europe collect his family

1871

• July 17 - Grandfather Cornelius Van Schaak Roosevelt dies
• Receives first matched set of glasses at extract 13

1872-73

• October - Family embarks on other trip abroad; travels nourish Egypt put forward the Sacred Land
• Collects being specimens shun North Continent and Midway East shut bring home
• Receives a firearm for his 14^th birthday
• May - Stay in Deutschland with fellow Elliot face study language
• November 5 - Returns sunny to In mint condition York

1874

• Family spends first season at Huitre Bay, progressive location pay money for Sagamore Hill
• Edith Carow joins Roosevelt kindred for summertime trip

Harvard Campus and rendering State Assembly

1876-77

• September - Begins education calm Harvard University
• July - Writes The Summertime Birds unknot the Adirondacks

1878

• February 9 - Theodore Roos
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Theodore Roosevelt Event Timeline

Theodore Roosevelt (26) Event Timeline

09/14/1901– 03/04/1909

06/18/1900

Nomination for Vice Presidency

11/06/1900

Election Day

1901

09/06/1901

President McKinley shot at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, NY, while Roosevelt is hiking in the Adirondacks.

09/14/1901

Theodore Roosevelt Takes Office following the death of William McKinley; youngest person to take office as president.

10/16/1901

President Roosevelt invites Booker T. Washington to dine at the White House.  Southerners are upset by what is said to be “an intended insult to the South. . . and as a threat of social equality. . . “ (Washington Times, 10/19/1901)  An initial report was that this dinner signalled that the President would “make somewhat more vigorous mention in his message to Congress of lynch and mob law than have his predecessors.” (Washington Times, 10/18/1901)

11/18/1901

Hay-Pauncefote Treaty signed with Great Britain, giving the US the right to create and control an Isthmian canal. Abrogated Clayton-Bulwer Treaty of 1850. Referred to Senate, 12/04/1901

12/03/1901

First State of the Union Message to Congress;  calls for regulation of trusts, conservation, enlarged navy, extension of civil

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Theodore Roosevelt (1858 - 1919)

Theodore Roosevelt  ©Roosevelt was 26th president of the United States, a strong and vigorous leader who greatly expanded US involvement in foreign affairs.

Theodore Roosevelt was born on 27 October 1858 in New York, son of a wealthy businessman. In 1876, he went to Harvard and then on to Columbia Law School, leaving in 1881 to run for a seat in the New York State assembly. He was elected as a Republican and re-elected twice more, leading the Republicans. In 1884, he spent two years as a cattle rancher in Dakota Territory and then became a writer, including a four-volume history of America's westward expansion (published 1889 - 1896).

In 1889, Republican President Benjamin Harrison appointed him as a member of the US Civil Service Commission. In 1895, Roosevelt became president of the New York City police board. The following year, he was appointed assistant secretary to the navy by Republican President William McKinley. Roosevelt strongly supported expanding US naval power as a means of increasing America's presence in world affairs. During the Spanish-American War, Roosevelt saw active service as lieutenant colonel of the Rough Rider Regiment.

In 1898, Roosevelt was elected New York governor and in 1900, vice president under McKinl