Theodore Roosevelt
- Prize
- Nobel Peace Prize — 1906for his role in bringing to an end the bloody war recently waged between two of the world's great powers, Japan and Russia
- Citizenship
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United States - Languages
- Italian, English, French, German
- date of birth
- 10/27/1858
- place of birth
- Manhattan, New York, New York City
- date of death
- 1/6/1919
- place of death
- Sagamore Hill
- Lived
- 60 years
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- position held
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- Governor of New York
- end time: 12/31/1900
- start time: 1/1/1899
- member of the New York State Assembly
- start time: 1/1/1883
- end time: 12/31/1884
- Vice President of the United States
- end time: 9/14/1901
- start time: 3/4/1901
- President of the United States
- start time: 9/14/1901
- end time: 3/4/1909
- Assistant Secretary of the Navy
- end time: 5/10/1898
- start time: 4/19/1897
- Governor-General of the Philippines
- president
- Governor of New York
- member of
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- American Philosophical Society
- start time: 1906
- Phi Beta Kappa Society
- Veterans of Foreign Wars
- American Historical Association
- American Academy of Arts and Letters
- Camp Fire Club
- American Philosophical Society
- educated at
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- Friends Seminary
- Columbia University
- Harvard College
- Columbia Law School
- occupation
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- politician
- historian
- ornithologist
- rancher
- explorer
- essayist
- conservationist
- autobiographer
- diarist
- statesperson
- writer
- naturalist
- governor
- jurist
- scientific collector
- work location
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- New York
- Washington, D.C.
- notable work
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- African game trails : an account of the African wanderings of an American hunter-naturalist
- Hunting trips of a ranchman, sketches of sport on the northern cattle plains;
- The wilderness hunter; an account of the big game of the United States and its chase with horse, hound, and rifle;
- field of work
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- politics of the United States