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Who was the president of the naval war college pushed for us military expansion?
theodore roosevelt
How did president Theodore Roosevelt display the nations naval power in 1907?
The "White Flag Fleet"
Who was the only president ever to write thirty-seven books?
President Teddy Roosevelt is credited for writing thirty-seven books. These books include 'The Naval War of 1812' and 'Theodore Roosevelt, An Autobiography.'
What was the big stick Theodore Roosevelt used?
a world class naval force
Who opened the first martial arts dojo in America?
Yamashita Yoshiaki gives judo lessons to President Theodore Roosevelt in 1904 and teaches judo at the U.S. Naval Academy in 1905 and 1906.
What presidents wrote books while in office?
US President Theodore Roosevelt wrote 37 books. One of his most popular pieces was a book titled 'The Man in the Arena'.
Who was the naval officer who was ordered by secretary of the navy Theodore Roosevelt to attack the P Philippines?
commodore george dewey
What office did Theodore Roosevelt have?
Teddy Roosevelt held several offices in his time. His first was as a Naval Tactics adviser, which he then used later on to get himself in the Spanish American war. He eventually ran for president and won, probably due to his behavior at San Juan Hill.
In 1941 President Roosevelt agreed to exchange what for the lease of British naval and air bases?
Yes, in 1941 President Roosevelt agreed to exchange for the lease of the British naval and air forces.
Who wrote the classic called the The Naval History of the War of 1812?
The Naval History of the War of 1812 was written by Theodore Roosevelt. He wrote this classic, as its still regarded today, just as he was graduating from Harvard.
Theodore Roosevelt gave an oder for a surprise Naval attack against the Spanish fleet in the waters of which colony?
The Philippines while he was the Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
Who was the Assistant Secretary Roosevelt on February 17 1895?
On February 17, 1895, the Assistant Secretary of the Navy was Theodore Roosevelt. He held this position from 1897 to 1898, where he played a significant role in modernizing the U.S. Navy and advocating for a stronger naval presence. Roosevelt's tenure was marked by his enthusiasm for naval power, which later influenced his presidency.
