The Strenuous Life By Theodore Roosevelt

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What I found most interesting about “The Strenuous Life”, written by Theodore Roosevelt, is that the speech was based upon his own personal experiences. He states in the speech that for an individual to be a success they have to put great effort into their work and not be lazy. However, those who do not embrace the strenuous life, to him, did not live meaningful lives. I find all of this interesting because growing up he was in poor physical condition as a result of being sickly, having asthmatic attracts, and having trouble sleeping properly in bed. He worked hard as an adult on his physical condition by doing various exercise such as boxing, tennis, hiking etc. to get him into better health. In a weird way that is somewhat related to how

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The Strenuous Life Speech By Theodore Roosevelt

“The Strenuous Life” is the speech delivered by Theodore Roosevelt, who served as the 26th President of the United States of America. According to Wikipedia, the speech was delivered on April 10, 1899, in Chicago, Illinois. The speech was conveyed months after the Senate had sanctioned the treaty with Spain that established the Philippines as a colony of the United States and toward the beginning of the three-years Philippine-America War. The speech is based on the personal life experiences of Theodore…

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Theodore Roosevelt Research Paper

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Theodore Roosevelt's Strenuous Life Speech

Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, was born in the year of 1858. Roosevelt went to law school and worked extremely hard. Roosevelt had a lot of experience because he worked in many different positions having to do with politics and law. He eventually became the governor of New York in 1898. He then became the Vice President to William Mckinley, who was assassinated in 1901. Because of this unfortunate event, Roosevelt had to take the position making him the youngest person…

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