The Coal Strike Crisis: Presidential Power and Public Outcry

This chapter explores Theodore Roosevelt's challenges during the coal strike, highlighting the urgency for presidential intervention amidst public demand. It outlines the implications for the economy, the heating crisis, and Roosevelt's political landscape, while introducing key figures of the Progressive Era.

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