Theodore Roosevelt - The Smiling President
Theodore Roosevelt - The Smiling President
- posted: Nov. 05, 2013
Did you know October 27th was Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt’s birthday? Many people remember Roosevelt as the outdoorsy president or the founder of the Progressive Party. But, here we have five interesting facts you maybe didn’t know about the 26th president of the United States.- The president formally established the name “The White House” when he emblazoned it on his stationery.
- The “Teddy Bear” was named after the president.
- The first president to receive the Medal of Honor, posthumously.
- First American to be honored the Nobel Peace Prize in any category.
- Many journalists and the public noted that Roosevelt was favorable because of his “presidential smile.”
A smile to last a lifetime
His spirited attitude was infectious, and many Americans put their trust in President Roosevelt. His smile, energetic vision and raised fists wowed the crowds and transformed our government. The public’s favorable opinion was due to his strong political decisions—and his smile.
One of the most iconic photographs was after President Roosevelt received the Nobel Peace Prize. He was one of the first presidents to be documented smiling with his teeth. And the public loved that about him. The president had straight, strong teeth that caught people’s attention, and his smile radiated confidence. With a bright and straight smile, you can also have the confidence to take over the room and wow your friends and family.
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Who is your favorite president, and why?
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