True or False: Theodore Roosevelt was a big proponent of conserving public lands and creating national parks.

What popular toy was created by a German company in 1903, inspired by Theodore Roosevelt?

Teddy Roosevelt popularized what term/saying for using the high profile of the presidency to speak directly to the people?

What caused Teddy Roosevelt to lose southern support, the only area of the country he didn't carry in his presidential re-election bid?

The building of what structure was initiated by Teddy Roosevelt, with ownership later to be surrendered by Jimmy Carter?

Teddy Roosevelt was blind in one eye. How did he lose sight in that eye?

Which of the following foreign policy philosophies is attributed to Teddy Roosevelt?

What was the name of the regiment Teddy Roosevelt led at San Juan Hill in the Spanish-American War?

The Republican political establishment wasn't a big fan of the popular Teddy Roosevelt prior to his presidency. What low power position did they put him in in 1900 to minimize his influence?

In 1906, Teddy Roosevelt received the Nobel Peace Prize for negotiating an end to a war between what two nations?

Which of the follow nicknames was NOT attributed to Theodore Roosevelt?

In 1906, Teddy Roosevelt signed both the Meat Inspection Act and the Food & Drug Act shortly after reading a book named The Jungle, known for its negative portrayal of the meatpacking industry. Who was the author of that book?

What presidential distinction is held by Teddy Roosevelt?

What Republican president did Teddy Roosevelt run against as a 3rd party candidate in 1912, splitting the vote and giving the election to Woodrow Wilson?

Teddy Roosevelt was a huge coffee drinker, often drinking a gallon per day. He coined the term, "Good to the Last Drop," which was later adopted by what coffee maker?

Teddy Roosevelt is one of the four presidents featured on Mount Rushmore. Who are the other three? [Choose 3 answers]