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Theodore Roosevelt  

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  • Theodore Roosevelt (1858–1919), born into a family of prominence and wealth from New York, was an improbable individual to rise up in political life as a corporate reformer. Continually embarking on reform efforts as an officeholder (at city, state, and federal levels), Roosevelt quickly rose through the political ranks, ultimately assuming the presidency in 1901. [Source: Encyclopedia of White-Collar and Corporate Crime; Roosevelt, Theodore]

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