Theodore Roosevelt coined and mastered the “bully pulpit,” using the presidency’s platform to advocate for progressive reforms and shape public opinion on issues like conservation and trust-busting. Discover how he leveraged this unique power.
Who was the youngest U.S. president? Theodore Roosevelt, at 42, became the youngest person to hold the office after McKinley’s assassination. John F. Kennedy, at 43, was the youngest elected president.
Woodrow Wilson, the 28th president of the United States, remains a figure of both admiration and controversy. His presidency, spanning from 1913 to 1921, was marked by progressive domestic reforms, leadership during World War I, and a passionate pursuit of…