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Essay heading: AP Theodore Rosevelt Outline and Evaluation
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(May to September 1898)
Governor of New York . During his term, which was abbreviated when he took the office of vice-president, he obtained laws that further removed civil service from politics, that limited the number of hours that women and children could work, that curbed sweatshop abuses, and that put a state tax on corporations...
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(1898-1900)
III. Term in Office
A. First Term-
Presidency: September 14, 1901 - March 3, 1905
Vice President: Charles Warren Fairbanks
B. Second Term-
Presidency: March 4, 1905 - March 3, 1909
Vice President: Charles Warren Fairbanks
IV. Issues
A. Election of 1900
Succeeded to office after President William McKinley was shot, making him the youngest president, at 42, ever to serve in office...
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