Theodore Roosevelt and His Legacy

Test your knowledge on the life, presidency, and accomplishments of Theodore Roosevelt, one of the most influential figures in American history

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Questions 25

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1
What did the Roosevelt Corollary add to?
Elkins Act
Monroe Doctrine
Hepburn Act
Pure Food Act
2
What did Roosevelt call his reform programs?
Great Society
Square Deal
New Deal
Fair Deal
3
Who did Roosevelt invite to the White House?
Only diplomats
Cowboys and artists
Only family
Only politicians
4
What did the 1906 Antiquities Act protect?
Railroad rates
Historical landmarks
Labor rights
Food safety
5
What did the Root-Takahira Agreement maintain?
Food safety
Labor rights
Railroad rates
Open trade with China
6
What did the Platt Amendment prevent?
Food contamination
Railroad rebates
Monopolies
Foreign treaties
7
Which war made Roosevelt a hero?
World War I
Spanish-American War
Civil War
Russo-Japanese War
8
What did Roosevelt use to break monopolies?
Hepburn Act
Elkins Act
Pure Food Act
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
9
Which act limited free railroad passes?
Pure Food Act
Elkins Act
Sherman Act
Hepburn Act
10
What was Roosevelt's Square Deal?
Economic policy
Reform programs
Military strategy
Foreign policy
11
What did the National Reclamation Act do?
Broke monopolies
Regulated railroads
Built dams
Protected food safety
12
What did the USFS regulate?
Railroad rates
Food safety
Labor rights
Natural resources
13
Who led the Rough Riders?
John Mitchell
Tom Platt
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
14
Who did Roosevelt negotiate peace between?
Spain and Cuba
Russia and Japan
Italy and Greece
France and Germany
15
What did the National Conservation Commission do?
Protect food safety
Regulate railroads
Break monopolies
Inventory resources
16
Which act regulated railroad rates?
Sherman Act
Pure Food Act
Elkins Act
Hepburn Act
17
What did the Gentlemen's Agreement address?
Japanese immigration
Labor rights
Food safety
Railroad rates
18
Why did Roosevelt become president?
He ran for office
He was elected
McKinley was assassinated
He was appointed
19
What was the Roosevelt Corollary?
Trade agreement
Economic policy
Addition to Monroe Doctrine
Military strategy
20
What was Roosevelt's favorite proverb?
Time is money
Honesty is best policy
Speak softly, big stick
Actions speak louder
21
What did the Meat Inspection Act address?
Environmental protection
Railroad rates
Food safety
Labor rights
22
What did the Pure Food and Drug Act require?
Advertising limits
Ingredient labeling
Price controls
Production quotas
23
What was Roosevelt's approach to foreign policy?
Isolationism
Big stick diplomacy
Containment
Appeasement
24
Who was Roosevelt's childhood sweetheart?
Edith Carow
Eleanor Roosevelt
Helen Taft
Alice Lee
25
What was the purpose of the Elkins Act?
Conserve resources
Protect food safety
Regulate railroads
Break monopolies

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Test your knowledge on the life, presidency, and accomplishments of Theodore Roosevelt, one of the most influential figures in American history

Flashcards25 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 25

Answers

1
What did the Roosevelt Corollary add to?
Elkins Act
Monroe Doctrine
Hepburn Act
Pure Food Act
2
What did Roosevelt call his reform programs?
Great Society
Square Deal
New Deal
Fair Deal
3
Who did Roosevelt invite to the White House?
Only diplomats
Cowboys and artists
Only family
Only politicians
4
What did the 1906 Antiquities Act protect?
Railroad rates
Historical landmarks
Labor rights
Food safety
5
What did the Root-Takahira Agreement maintain?
Food safety
Labor rights
Railroad rates
Open trade with China
6
What did the Platt Amendment prevent?
Food contamination
Railroad rebates
Monopolies
Foreign treaties
7
Which war made Roosevelt a hero?
World War I
Spanish-American War
Civil War
Russo-Japanese War
8
What did Roosevelt use to break monopolies?
Hepburn Act
Elkins Act
Pure Food Act
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
9
Which act limited free railroad passes?
Pure Food Act
Elkins Act
Sherman Act
Hepburn Act
10
What was Roosevelt's Square Deal?
Economic policy
Reform programs
Military strategy
Foreign policy
11
What did the National Reclamation Act do?
Broke monopolies
Regulated railroads
Built dams
Protected food safety
12
What did the USFS regulate?
Railroad rates
Food safety
Labor rights
Natural resources
13
Who led the Rough Riders?
John Mitchell
Tom Platt
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
14
Who did Roosevelt negotiate peace between?
Spain and Cuba
Russia and Japan
Italy and Greece
France and Germany
15
What did the National Conservation Commission do?
Protect food safety
Regulate railroads
Break monopolies
Inventory resources
16
Which act regulated railroad rates?
Sherman Act
Pure Food Act
Elkins Act
Hepburn Act
17
What did the Gentlemen's Agreement address?
Japanese immigration
Labor rights
Food safety
Railroad rates
18
Why did Roosevelt become president?
He ran for office
He was elected
McKinley was assassinated
He was appointed
19
What was the Roosevelt Corollary?
Trade agreement
Economic policy
Addition to Monroe Doctrine
Military strategy
20
What was Roosevelt's favorite proverb?
Time is money
Honesty is best policy
Speak softly, big stick
Actions speak louder
21
What did the Meat Inspection Act address?
Environmental protection
Railroad rates
Food safety
Labor rights
22
What did the Pure Food and Drug Act require?
Advertising limits
Ingredient labeling
Price controls
Production quotas
23
What was Roosevelt's approach to foreign policy?
Isolationism
Big stick diplomacy
Containment
Appeasement
24
Who was Roosevelt's childhood sweetheart?
Edith Carow
Eleanor Roosevelt
Helen Taft
Alice Lee
25
What was the purpose of the Elkins Act?
Conserve resources
Protect food safety
Regulate railroads
Break monopolies