

Ep: 17 Teddy Roosevelt Q and A with David Pietrusza
Apr 21, 2018
David Pietrusza, a historian specializing in American presidential history, sheds light on Theodore Roosevelt's complex legacy. They explore the intriguing 'what if' scenarios, such as Roosevelt's potential presidency in 1920 and his third-party run in 1912. The discussion dives into Roosevelt's views on race and labor against the backdrop of early 20th-century America, including the impact of major events like the East St. Louis riots. They also examine the political rift within the Roosevelt family, contrasting TR's ideology with FDR's alignment with the Democratic Party.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring English Identity
01:31 • 4min
The Legacy of Theodore Roosevelt
05:11 • 9min
Roosevelt's Racial and Religious Complexities
14:21 • 6min
Teddy Roosevelt: Race, Labor, and Political Strife
20:41 • 21min
The Trials and Tribulations of Theodore Roosevelt
41:42 • 17min
Wrestling with History: The Presidential Royal Rumble
58:43 • 16min
Community Engagement and Sponsorship Highlights
01:14:56 • 3min