He made some valuable decisions for our country prior World War I regarding the trade route to China and the building of the Panama Canal. He flexed our naval muscles with The Great White Fleet tour. He helped further the segregation movement and women’s rights. President Roosevelt was a President for the people more than big business. This was the basis for his campaign in the 1912 election. He believed in human welfare over property rights would make for a stronger federal government. This would regulate the economy and in turn guarantee social justice. He felt executive industries should regulate themselves not so much the court systems and it would work as long as industries would behave themselves. He felt that the government was in place to protect the laborer not the industry by supporting child labor laws and minimum wage laws. He believed in unifying the currency so that there was one form of currency not several issued by private companies as well as our government. He wanted to conserve national resources and the use of waterways. All of this makes for a strong people oriented…
Roosevelt went in to these companies and helped to stop this type of monopoly. The biggest trust that Roosevelt busted was the one involving Northern Securities and J.P. Morgan. Roosevelt was also a big supporter of labor he tried almost everything and anything to help the citizens of the United States. Teddy set up child protection laws, which were used to prevent children to work in factories, and it also reduced the amount of time they worked. Roosevelt also set up workman's compensation, which is a payment that employers had to pay employees who get injured on the job.…
Though he was not the president. He was always able to expand the commerce. He always wanted to remove the slavery and colonial trade from the America. During his time many people were living in slavery up to which is possible. He was always interested to increase the economic vision which lacks the slavery.so he decided to open the bank of the United States.…
Throughout the ‘New Deal’ he profoundly emphasized on reducing waste, volunteering, and equal opportunity for the people. The examples of his economic policies during that time such as an expansion of the Federal Farm Board (FFB), a balanced federal budget, new and expanded public works projects. He extended the scope of the federal government by increasing its involvement in agriculture, federal spending, international trade, immigration…
He played a big role in the making of the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution and when he was a secretary, he established strong diplomatic positions with the European nations. As a 3rd president, He doubled the size of the country from the Louisiana Purchase. He would fit into the theme of politics and power and Ideas, Belief, and Culture because of his view of what the future of America should be like and how prominent a figure he was during his period of…
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Roosevelt pushed through legislation industry that gave the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) new powers to set railroads rates laying the foundation for the modern administrative state. HE convinced that a strong defense was the best guarantee of peace; he built up the navy and sent it around the world. He pushed executive powers to new limits, arguing that the rise of industrial capitalism had rendered limited government was so obsolete.…
He thought that the West will be an integral part of Reconstruction. He even signed homestead legislation that opened huge tracts of public land to private ownership. Also, he pledged government support to a transcontinental railroad that would carry the harvests of those homesteads to world markets. On the day he got assassinated, he even promised Speaker of the House Schuyler Colfax that he planned to point Union veterans “to the gold and silver that waits for them in the West.”, according to www.washingtonpost.com. But he die before he could make it happened for real.…
He helped get what every citizen has today, independence, and a better society. Without him helping sign those three documents, we may not be where we are today.…
He made the country have a lot of religious tolerance. He promised that there would be not religious persecution in the United States of America. This made the country have more unity and less…
Inn the first couple of months of his presidency, he purpose a record tp business, agriculture, relief for everyone who was about to loose their homes and jobs. He also established the New Deal Program which many businesses didn’t not really favored.…
He was very popular and won a second term on his own record. One of his most popular acts was working to break up industrial monopolies under the Sherman Antitrust Act.…
lived from 1755-1804, and had a large impact on the country. Lots of his influences are still relevant to this day. Not only was he in the artillery at the outbreak of war, but he created the Bank of America. Over all of that, he was also highly favored by the people and even the president.…
Also by his ecological conservatism. His rather popular decision of making the government have more power of the industry and consumer protection, got definitely improved response by the energetic and charismatic speeches he made, combined with his fist pounding in the air. He loved to quote his favourite proverb; “Speak softly and carry a big stick…” whilst making the United States more active in the world politics. His stance in women’s right to vote was positive. He also became the first american president to entertain an african-american person in the White House.…
The Acts he addressed and accomplished were very beneficial to his great society and for the people as well. One act was the wilderness Protection Act, and it saved 9.1 million acres of forestland from industrial development. Another Act that addressed the education systems…