Question 41 • US History
Theodore Roosevelt held several elected offices, including New York state assemblyman, governor of New York, vice president, and president. He was also known for a wide range of interests and activities, such as conservation, writing, and exploration. Choice A is inaccurate: he became president of the New York City Police Board, but was not the youngest person ever appointed police commissioner. The New Deal was Franklin D. Roosevelt’s program, and Theodore Roosevelt lived before World War I.
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