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Cartoon about President Theodore Roosevelts policies toward business. From the New York Herald, c1908
ROOSEVELT CARTOON, 1908.
Cartoon about President Theodore Roosevelts policies toward business. From the New York Herald, c1908
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1908 Allegory Anti Monopoly Antitrust Big Stick Columbia Commerce Drum Drummer Finance New York Herald Nurse Politics Progressive Era Republican Party Roosevelt Theodore One Man Band
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This vintage cartoon print from 1908 captures the essence of President Theodore Roosevelt's policies towards business during his time in office. Published in the New York Herald, it serves as a satirical representation of the political climate and economic landscape at the turn of the century. Depicted in this allegorical artwork is President Roosevelt himself, portrayed as a one-man band with various instruments strapped to him. The symbolism behind this image lies in Roosevelt's proactive approach towards regulating big businesses and monopolies, earning him the nickname "Trust Buster". He believed that government intervention was necessary to ensure fair competition and protect consumers' interests. The woman dressed as Columbia, representing America itself, stands beside Roosevelt holding a nurse's cap. This signifies her role as caretaker for both commerce and politics under his administration. The drum she holds bears the word "anti-monopoly" emphasizing Roosevelt's commitment to breaking up powerful trusts that held excessive control over industries. As a Republican president during the Progressive Era, Theodore Roosevelt championed progressive policies aimed at curbing corporate power while promoting social welfare reforms. His famous quote "speak softly and carry a big stick" reflects his diplomatic yet assertive approach to governance. This piece offers us an insightful glimpse into an era defined by significant shifts in American politics and economics. It reminds us of President Theodore Roosevelt's lasting impact on shaping our nation's history through his bold stance against monopolistic practices and dedication to leveling the playing field for all businesses.
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