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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who was Theodore supporting in the Presidential bid when he went to Chicago?
(a) Chester Arthur
(b) William H. West
(c) Alexander Conkling
(d) George Franklin Edmunds

2. In what year did Theodore and Alice first meet?
(a) 1899
(b) 1904
(c) 1878
(d) 1862

3. How much money did Theodore lose in the West?
(a) $20,000
(b) $5000
(c) He had no losses.
(d) $100,000

4. Theodore had little interest in what?
(a) Organized athletics
(b) Science
(c) His horse
(d) His family

5. After Elliott, who reached the house first to learn of Mittie and Alice?
(a) Corinne
(b) Theodore
(c) Aunt Anna
(d) Bamie

Short Answer Questions

1. What animal did Elliott hunt?

2. Where was the double funeral held?

3. How did Corinne feel about her engagement?

4. What activity did Theodore start doing again?

5. Where was Theodore's wedding held?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Elliott do after he returned to New York from India? Where did he stay? Who did he meet?

2. What did Theodore do in the West? How did his business there end?

3. What challenges were present in Theodore and Alice's engagement? How did they overcome these challenges?

4. What challenges were present in Theodore and Alice's relationship? How did Theodore overcome these?

5. Who did Theodore support at the Republican National Convention? Who did he not want to get the nomination? Why?

6. What issue did Theodore become involved with during his first year? Why did Theodore push for this action? What eventually happened.

7. What did Theodore blame Harvard for? Why?

8. What changes took place in the Roosevelt family in the months following the wedding?

9. What was Harvard like at the time that Theodore was attending?

10. What post was Theodore nominated for? What happened? Who did he become engaged to? Why was the family taken back by this?

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