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Which president once served as Assistant Secretary of the Navy?
Theodore Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt for A+
Who resigned as assistant secretary of the navy to join us troops in cuba?
Theodore Roosevelt.
Who was in the navy Theodore Roosevelt or Franklin Roosevelt?
BOTH of the Presidents had served not in the Navy, but as Assistant Secretary of the Navy.Theodore Roosevelt served from 1897 to 1898 under President McKinley, and later became his Vice President.Franklin D. Roosevelt served from 1913 to 1920 (including World War I) under President Woodrow Wilson.Interestingly, both Theodore's son (Theodore Roosevelt Jr.) and his nephew (Theodore Robinson) also served as Assistant Secretary, from 1921 to 1924 and 1924 to 1929 respectively.
What was Theodore Roosevelt's favorite colors(s)?
Theodore Roosevelt's favorite color was said to be navy blue. He was known to frequently wear navy blue suits and ties. Additionally, he often incorporated navy blue into his personal belongings and decor.
Which president was the first commander in Chief of the United States Army and Navy?
Theodore Roosevelt
What is Theodore Roosevelt real name?
Theodore Roosevelt.
What president was responsible for the Panama Canal?
theodore rosevelt
What was Theodore Roosevelt's middle name?
Theodore Roosevelt did not have a middle name. His full name was simply Theodore Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt speak softly and carry a big stick policy relied on the United States having a?
Strong navy.
When did Theodore Roosevelt Sr die?
why Theodore roosevelt died? why Theodore roosevelt died?
What actors and actresses appeared in President Roosevelt Entering Grounds at Army-Navy Football Game - 1901?
The cast of President Roosevelt Entering Grounds at Army-Navy Football Game - 1901 includes: Theodore Roosevelt as himself
Why did Theodore Roosevelt resign from secretary of the navy?
President William McKinley appointed Theodore Roosevelt to the post of Assistant Secretary of the Navy in 1897. The Secretary of the Navy at the time was John D. Long , who was away from Washington often, and not very active in his post, in essence giving Roosevelt control over the Navy.
