Teddy Roosevelt's Influence On Public Health

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Teddy Roosevelt created this theory called the square Deal for the people in United states for all citizens to have a fair chance to create a business and prosper. For Example, Teddy Roosevelt helped improve the public health by creating acts that did not allow you sell your food or meat unless it's approved. So the meat sold around the united states did not have rat poison and rat feces all over the meat. The meat wasn't cleaned before the acts so the meat was mixed in with all of dirty and disgusting things. He put in the meat inspection act and the food and drug act. In addition Teddy also helped out the environment. He was ahead of his time in being a conversationalist. He created tons of national parks and tons of bird sanctuaries.
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