The Legacy of Theodore Roosevelt's Presidency and Conservation Efforts

The video discusses Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, highlighting his leadership, progressive policies, and conservation efforts. Roosevelt is remembered for his Square Deal policy, which aimed to balance public, business, and labor interests. He strengthened the executive branch and expanded federal regulation of business and infrastructure. Roosevelt also established the U.S. Forest Service and created numerous national parks and wildlife refuges, preserving land for future generations.

What years did Theodore Roosevelt serve as the President of the United States?

• 1913 to 1921

• 1921 to 1929

• 1897 to 1901

• 1901 to 1909

Which policy is Theodore Roosevelt known for that aimed to balance the interests of the public, business, and labor?

• Great Society

• Fair Deal

• New Deal

• Square Deal

What are the three branches of the United States government?

• Executive, Legislative, Judicial

• Federal, State, Local

• Presidential, Congressional, Supreme

• Administrative, Legislative, Judicial

How did Theodore Roosevelt aim to strengthen the executive branch during his presidency?

• By reducing federal regulations

• By focusing solely on foreign policies

• By expanding the federal government's role in business regulation

• By increasing state powers

Which organization did Theodore Roosevelt establish to manage national forests?

• Bureau of Land Management

• Environmental Protection Agency

• U.S. Forest Service

• National Park Service

What was one of Theodore Roosevelt's major contributions to conservation?

• Founding the Environmental Protection Agency

• Developing urban parks

• Creating the first national highway system

• Establishing the U.S. Forest Service

What did Theodore Roosevelt create to preserve millions of acres of land for future generations?

• Urban development projects

• Industrial zones

• Wildlife refuges

• National highways