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Square Deal

PersonalEarly lifeFamilyThe Naval War of 1812Rough RidersBattle of San Juan Hill"Citizenship in a Republic"World War I volunteersPolitical positionsBibliography33rd Governor of New YorkGovernorship1898 election"The Strenuous Life"25th Vice President of the United StatesMcKinley administrationInaugurationBig stick ideologyMcKinley assassinationVice presidential campaigns1900 conventionelection26th President of the United StatesPresidencytimelineInaugurations firstsecondTenureSquare Deal1902 coal strikeBooker T. Washington dinner1902–1903 Venezuela crisisRoosevelt CorollaryAntiquities ActPure Food and Drug ActFood and Drug AdministrationSwift & Co. v. United StatesMeat Inspection ActTreaty of PortsmouthHay–Bunau-Varilla TreatyGreat White FleetPresidential campaigns1904 conventionelection1912 New NationalismRepublican conventionBull Moose PartyProgressive conventionassassination attemptelectionLegacyBibliographyCultural depictionsMemorialsAssociationRoosevelt RepublicanAnanias ClubPresidential LibraryThe Square Deal was Theodore Roosevelt's domestic program, which reflected his three major goals: conservation of natural resources, corporate law, and consumer protection.

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