Theodore Roosevelt: The Toughest President

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In the document it talks about Theodore Roosevelt. He apparently was weak as a child, but through determination and with him being outdoorsy he managed to be strong, strong enough to be called the toughest president. Before he was president though he was part of a group of volunteers that fought in the Spanish-American War. After the matter he gave a speech in Chicago.
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