Theodore Roosevelt
Job Objective: Park Ranger
Experiences and Employment History
Elected in the New York state assembly representing the 21st district
Wrote numerous books
Became Rancher and owned ranch
Worked as a Civil Commissioner
Bravely accepted role as a police commissioner
Proudly elected as Assistant Secretary of Navy
Elected Governor of NY
Received position as Vice President
Appointed President
Education
Always had private schooling
Obtained a degree from Harvard
Selected to become part of the National Honor Society
Accredited from Columbia Law School
Military Service
Led rough riders group, a military group in the Spanish American War that stormed San Juan Hill, showing bravery and selflessness
Accomplishments
Elected US President from September 14 to 1909
Created 150 national forests, 51 federal bird reserves, 4 national game preserves 5 national parks and 18 national monuments
Honors and Awards
Received Medal of Honor
Received Nobel Peace Prize
Became Associate member, Institut de France, 1910
Proudly Elected President
Honored with own national park
Refrences
Charles W. Fairbanks, the vice president to Roosevelt
Nobel Peace Prize Committee of 1906, in which he received his own prize from
John Muir, Father of the National Park Services, in which he helped the parks gain land
Taft, President after Roosevelt, where Taft learned a lot from
Colonel Leonard Wood, served with Roosevelt and the Rough Riders
Roosevelt and his crew at San Juan Hill
Roosevelt in the White House
Hunting and the reason why the parks were made
Theodore Roosevelt
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