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Take out your chart from yesterday Take out your chart from yesterday? What were the main ideas in Roosevelt’s speech? What do you think his policies were like as president?

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How is Teddy Roosevelt portrayed in each of these cartoons How is Teddy Roosevelt portrayed in each of these cartoons? Which depiction is the most favorable? The most negative? Point to specific symbols and details in each image to support your answer. What comment is each cartoonist making about Roosevelt's involvement in the Panama Canal project?

Take a few minutes to go through your notes and write down 10 key concepts that we have been studying.