Theodore Roosevelt meets with US soldiers in New York State

Teddy Roosevelt ran as the Bull Moose Party candidate, splitting the opposition and aiding Woodrow Wilson's victory. Roosevelt was a strong advocate for US intervention in the European war but was frustrated by Wilson's refusal to let him lead a division when the US entered the conflict.

What was the outcome of Teddy Roosevelt's candidacy for the Bull Moose Party?

• He united the opposition against Woodrow Wilson.

• He split the opposition, aiding Woodrow Wilson's victory.

• He withdrew from the race.

• He won the presidency.

What was Teddy Roosevelt's stance on US involvement in the European war?

• He supported only diplomatic solutions.

• He was indifferent to US involvement.

• He was a vocal supporter of US intervention.

• He was against US intervention.

How did Teddy Roosevelt feel about Wilson's decision regarding his military leadership?

• He was pleased with Wilson's decision.

• He was indifferent to Wilson's decision.

• He supported Wilson's decision.

• He was embittered by Wilson's refusal.

What was the eventual outcome for the United States in the context of the European conflict?

• The US remained neutral throughout the war.

• The US entered the conflict.

• The US joined the conflict after Roosevelt's leadership.

• The US only provided financial support.

Did Teddy Roosevelt ever get to lead a division in the war?

• No, he chose not to lead.

• Yes, but only for a short period.

• No, he was never allowed to lead a division.

• Yes, he led a division successfully.