Theodore Roosevelt: An Environmental “Teddy Bear”

The magical character of Theodore Roosevelt has attracted hundreds of people for years. "Rough Rider", "The Bull Moose", and progressive president. People who use "big stick" policy to regain the United States. Theodore Roosevelt was born in New York on October 27, 1858. He is a curious young man, a public service oriented person, and politics is his passion. His family and environmental efforts made him a unique person in history.

One of the most colorful presidents in the United States is Teddy Roosevelt. Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt was born in New York on October 27, 1858. His parents are Theodore Roosevelt Sr. and Martha Bulloch. "Teedie" was the second of the four children, as his close friends and family called him. At the same time he grew up, he began to love natural history and reading, also hunting, boxing and wrestling. He is educated at expensive private elementary schools and high schools. Roosevelt went to Harvard University from 1876 to 1880, where his efforts led him to Columbia University law school. In his Harvard era, he met Alice Lee who got married after graduation. They settled in New York where he wrote a book called "The Naval War of 1812". Finally, he came to the political circle and was elected Republican of New York State Council in 1881. Here, he works with the members of both parties, but because of family problems they did not run again in 1884.

The name of the teddy bear comes from the former US President Theodore Roosevelt, often called Teddy (although he dislikes being called "teddy"). The name began in the Mississippi bear hunting trip in November 1902, and the Mississippi Governor Andrew H. Longino invited Roosevelt to participate. Several other hunters participated in this competition, but most of them killed one animal. The waiter of Roosevelt led by Holt Collier, after a long pursuit, tied American black bear with a willow tree. They called Roosevelt to the scene and suggested that he should shoot. He refused to shoot himself thought that it was not like an athlete, but instructed him to kill the bear to get rid of that pain and it took place on Washington Post's Clifford Berry on November 16, 1902 It became the theme of man 's political cartoon.

As everyone knows, "Teddy Bear" was named after Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt did not see a bear while hunting in Mississippi. Hunting opponent tracked it and tied it to the tree. Please let Roosevelt shoot it. He refused to accept the sense of infringing sportsmanship, but let the bear get rid of it from the pain. A candy shop owner was given permission to put two bears in his shop window and call them a teddy bear. Their popularity has improved, and even after more than 100 years they are still their favorite childhood toys.