Why is Theodore Roosevelt on Mount Rushmore?

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Why is Theodore Roosevelt on Mount Rushmore?

The Square Deal Chapter 9 section 3

In TR’s own words “the specific evils you (muckrakers) point out shall, if their existence be proved, and if I have the power, be eradicated.” “It is the duty of the president to act upon the theory that he is the steward of the people, and…to assume that he has the legal right to do whatever the needs of the people demand…” “A simple and poor society can exist as a democracy on the basis of sheer individualism, but a rich and complex industrial society cannot…”

TR’s words con’t “We recognize and are bound to war against the evils of today. The remedies are partly economic and partly spiritual, partly to be obtained by laws, and in greater part to be obtained by individual and associated effort.”

The Square Deal Fair to business and consumers 1902 Coal Strike – forced a settlement by threatening to “nationalize” the mines. 1903 Elkins Act – banned railroad rebates and required that rate changes be announced. 1906 Hepburn Act – banned railroad “passes” and allowed the ICC to set maximum rail rates.

The Square Deal 1906 Meat Inspection Act – Set cleanliness standards for meatpacking plants and required inspections. 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act – Required ingredient labels on all food and drug products. Forest Reserves – TR set aside 148 million acres. 1902 Newlands Act – Government created irrigation projects for western lands.

TR and Civil Rights He didn’t do much. Why? Can we use some of the ideas/philosophies from the Square Deal to fix our education problems today?