What was Theodore Roosevelt's personality like?

Answer 1

Roosevelt was a dynamic man with a very amicable personality. Roosevelt was friendly, outgoing, and instantly likable. He also had a boyish streak, showing unabashed enthusiasm and excitement. He was never afraid to speak up!

Answer 2

Not entirely sure about this. Clemenceau viewed him as an idealistic, and after reading his fourteen points, I suppose that Clemenceau was correct (just my opinion). He doesn't seem like a practical type of guy. He was very different from Clemenceau - as Clemenceau absolutely hated Germany after the mess the destruction they had caused. However, he wasn't a complete idiot, he thought that Germany shouldn't be punished because they needed to keep on their good side - and he was correct. So all in all, 'unrealistic' but fairly intelligent too.

Answer 3

Politically: Fear of reform, isolationist, limited government, highly principled, thoughtful, good speaker, concerned about his image. Personally: Seemed to be a good family man. Devoted to his wife and daughters. Devasted by the death of his wife, however quickly remarried for need of companionship. Played Golf because his doctors told him to exercise, but preferred riding throught he county in the Presidential Limo. Attended Baseball games and musical comedies. Outwardly cold and insensitive, but apparently very passionate and romantic.

Answer 4

President Woodrow Wislon was generally an educated man and was a very logical person. He was an educationist due to this achievments as a teacher in the Princeton University. He had a very minor experience in politics which is why he was nominated by the Democrats in the 1912 elections against Taft and Roosevelt. As governor of New Jersey, he restored their earlier reactent attitude to be more progressive. He proved to be a strongheaded and independant president unlike how he was expected to be like.

Answer 5

he was strong and tough.. he had a good heart

Answer 6

i think it was like big breast