The year is 1912, and the town is buzzing with gossip about the upcoming election. Former president Roosevelt is running again, and many are relieved, for he will reign in the chaos that Taft created in his wake. Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th president of the United States. He stepped down in 1909, after serving two full terms in office. Today, he is considered to be one of the greatest American presidents of all time. The decade of 1910 through 1919 are the prime years of Roosevelt, because it was when the Progressive Party was formed, when he ventured to South America for an expedition, and when he got shot, and eventually died.
1910 through 1919 were the best years of Roosevelt 's life because it was when he formed the Progressive Party. …show more content…
Many of Roosevelt’s accomplishments during his presidency were torn down by Taft. The years of “Bull Moose” is when Roosevelt tried to build that back up again. While roosevelt was serving his presidency, he did not get much of a chance to spend time surrounded by nature, and indulge in one of his favorite pastimes, hunting. Post presidency, Roosevelt had more free time to himself, and could nurture his passions, and be surrounded by the great outdoors, which he adored. Roosevelt spent the last years of his life in this decade, and worked hard doing the things he enjoyed the most, and eventually died a peaceful death in his sleep.
To sum up, Theodore Roosevelt’s best years of his life were the decade of 1910 through 1919, because it was when he founded the Progressive Party, ventured to South America, and got shot, and eventually died. The Progressive Party is one of Roosevelt’s greatest accomplishments, and paved the way for years of progressivism to come. His journey to South America pushed him through hardship, but resulted in a successful expedition. Roosevelt showed his intelligence and bravery for not losing his composure when he got shot. His peaceful death in his New York home sums up this decade as the best years in Roosevelt’s
1910 through 1919 were the best years of Roosevelt 's life because it was when he formed the Progressive Party. …show more content…
Many of Roosevelt’s accomplishments during his presidency were torn down by Taft. The years of “Bull Moose” is when Roosevelt tried to build that back up again. While roosevelt was serving his presidency, he did not get much of a chance to spend time surrounded by nature, and indulge in one of his favorite pastimes, hunting. Post presidency, Roosevelt had more free time to himself, and could nurture his passions, and be surrounded by the great outdoors, which he adored. Roosevelt spent the last years of his life in this decade, and worked hard doing the things he enjoyed the most, and eventually died a peaceful death in his sleep.
To sum up, Theodore Roosevelt’s best years of his life were the decade of 1910 through 1919, because it was when he founded the Progressive Party, ventured to South America, and got shot, and eventually died. The Progressive Party is one of Roosevelt’s greatest accomplishments, and paved the way for years of progressivism to come. His journey to South America pushed him through hardship, but resulted in a successful expedition. Roosevelt showed his intelligence and bravery for not losing his composure when he got shot. His peaceful death in his New York home sums up this decade as the best years in Roosevelt’s