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   5 days ago · The couple had two children, Anna Eleanor and Curtis, who lived at the White House with their mother in 1933-34. During that time, Anna, with ER's help, sought to become financially independent by working as a journalist. After divorcing Dall in 1934, she married journalist John Boettiger in 1935. They had one son.

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   4 days ago · At Theodore Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch north of Medora, the wives of his two ranch hands gave birth to children, adding a decidedly domestic aspect to what otherwise was a masculine environment.

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   3 days ago · 1. FDR is referring to the Tripartite Agreement, a defensive pact made by Germany, Italy, and Japan to come to the others’ defense if they were attacked by the United States. 2. The America First Committee, formed on September 4, 1940, urged that the United States not intervene in the war in Europe.

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6. www.humanitiestexas.org › education › pivotal-usPivotal U.S. Elections Lesson Plans | Humanities Texas

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   5 days ago · From a Punch cartoon by Leonard Raven-Hill depicting the perceived aggression between William Howard Taft and Theodore Roosevelt, 1912. Franklin D. Roosevelt during his 1932 campaign with Anna Roosevelt Halsted and Eleanor Roosevelt in Warm Springs, Georgia, enroute from his cottage to the train station.

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   5 days ago · Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt is the only United States President born in New York. He was born in the house pictured above, in 1858, located at 28 East 20th Street in Manhattan. His family lived ...

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   3 days ago · Anna Jarvis accuses first lady Eleanor Roosevelt of “crafty plotting” by using Mother’s Day in fundraising material for charities trying to combat high maternal and infant mortality rates ...

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   2 days ago · The photographic team of f/11 recently took a visit inside the crumbling remains of the Children’s Hospital at Seaview, as well as the underground tunnels beneath the main building, and shared ...