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The reason he refused to kill the bear was because it was just a cub that had been chained to a tree.
so you are saying that some guy chaining a cub to a tree lead to my brother not crying of fear when he as to go to sleep?
Pavan's Reich no teddy didn’t chain the bear, some people who were with knew he wanted to get a bear and they found the cub and chained it to a tree so teddy could get one but he refused to shoot it
Not chained, I don’t think. I think it was bear trapped by Teddy’s hunting traps. But he didn’t kill it. IDK for sure, it’s kinda shrouded in legend.
Debatable
It was actually a grown black bear his hunting guide beat with a rifle and tied to a tree. Teddy felt sorry for it and didn't shoot. The newspapers depicted the bear as a cub.
Roosevelt _hated_ the Teddy Bear toy. He saw it as mocking him, when he saw it pointless to kill babies.
Maybe he did later on but the toy store that first started selling them wrote him a letter first and asked for his "blessing" and he told them it was okay.
@@markschade6951 He gave it a "blessing" because it had a sound that scared kids that would be broken quickly and that's how the teddy bear happened
Artur to answer a few of your questions. Teddy refused to shot both a bear and a bear cub. When touring the country a tour group chained a grizzly bear to a tree. They offered it to him as a prize, but he refused to shot it as he saw it as unsportsmanlike. Then it's Cubs came out of the woods and he berated them for what they done. Also Teddy was a avid defender of nature and started the US national park system.
Also about his health he was born a sickly child with severe asthma. He actually worked out so hard he basically cured it.
As someone with severe asthma and who has worked out my whole life it does not cure it. Things trigger asthma, for me respiratory infections, humid weather, and allergies. It is not a constant, and if it is not acting up you can partake in heavy physical activity. I was diagnosed with asthma at twenty nine, I no longer run ten miles a day, but I have a row machine, love spinning and my ultimate favorite swimming, so I can still partake in heavy physical activity.
Nichole Alderfer you can actually cure it with enough work
Frank Sakurai-Cook
There a difference between
English
(what we are speaking right now)
and Engrish
(Someone from a foreign country trying to speak or type in English)
And besides, English probably not his/hers first language
@@nicholealderfer191 a brother don't worry their is suppose to be a vaccine for asthma in 2025
Teddy Roosevelt:
- Founded the National Park system
- refused to shoot a bear
- Had iconic stuffed toy bears in his honor
- Great at boxing and wrestling
- Continued his speech despite getting shot
- Carried a big stick
What a presidential mad lad
I don't think he founded the park system, Grant opened Yellowstone. But Roosevelt was it's biggest patron and opened more parks than any other president. He is the only president to have climbed the Matterhorn (or any other mountain).
What about The Distrust Acts, you know the ones against monopolies?
And war hero
David Marquardt Teddy did, actually. He used his authority to protect wildlife and nature. He founded the USFS too. Also it wasn’t until 1917 when Yellowstone joined the NPS. Grant made it a national park but Teddy made multiple national parks which became a whole system thanks to him
Didn't he pass some kind law about meat too?. Forget the name of it, but remember learning in high school about him passing something to ensure meat being sold on the market wasn't rancid.
i recommend the barbary wars, now they were strange
also teddy roosevelt is seen as the father of american conservation , having made many national parks also he probably didn't kill that bear cub because it would be unsporting.
... probably
That and also as seen in this quote "
Roosevelt's assistants, led by Holt Collier, a born slave and former Confederate cavalryman, cornered and tied a black bear to a willow tree. They summoned Roosevelt and suggested that he shoot it. Viewing this as extremely unsportsmanlike, Roosevelt refused to shoot the bear. The news of this event spread quickly through newspaper articles across the country. The articles recounted the story of the president who refused to shoot a bear."
source www.nps.gov/thrb/learn/historyculture/storyofteddybear.htm
Actually, bullets are sterilized when fired because of the heat from being fired. In those days, removing the bullet had more risks as far as bacteria and viruses were concerned that leaving them inside the body.
see: James Garfield
The thing is, the soft lead bullets back then had a tendency to grab onto whatever they passed through on their way to your body, and drag little pieces of it inside of you.
@@joshm3484 It wasn't so much that the lead was softer back then, but that they were slower. This was back when black powder was still common and smokeless powder was still relatively new.
"frying communists in the back yard" killed me lol
watch the barbary wars it is america fighting against muslim pirates in north africa
Artur Rehi, this war will blow your mind
I support this
Link it please
I second that recommendation .
I support it also if he watched the American wars every one kinda forgot about by alternate history hub he talks about that war as well
You know why he died in his sleep?
I think death was scared to face teddy when he was awake, so instead death had to do it in his sleep.
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That was a quote actually, “Death had to take teddy in his sleep, otherwise there would’ve been a fight.” A vice president
@@pepsi-cola2791 They probably have heard it and just didn't remember it nor take the time to look it up. :)
One of the bandits thanked teddy for not just killing them in the woods when he could’ve
Teddy held both men at riflepoint and marched them through subzero weather over several days to reach the sheriff's office. He did the trek without sleep because he could not give them the advantage. By all rights, he could have shot them dead. Marching them to jail was actually a mercy.
9:30 Cowboys can be found all over the US, however the US state which is known as the cowboy state is Wyoming, now Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Texas, New Mexico, basically along the Rocky Mountain range are known for their Cowboys, but like I said you will find Cowboys pretty much almost every where in the US just a few states such as the ones listed are more known and you will find more of them. Basically any where were you find cattle, horses, ranches, you will find a Cowboy.
Wait what about North Dakota?
There are no more cowboys because no one does their two most important functions anymore, which were riding herd and driving cattle to market. Fencing and trains made those job obsolete. People today that claim to be "real cowboys" are ranch hands and/or rodeo performers.
You can still find Cowboys in Texas. Not Oilers, though, they all went to Tennessee.
Even Hawai'i had cowboys. They were called "Paniolos" because the locals mispronounced "Españoles". www.bikemaui.com/hawaiian-paniolo-brief-history/
And Arizona, can’t forget Tombstone.
when Teddy Roosevelt died in his sleep in 1919, Thomas R. Marshall, the vice-president, said "Death had to take Roosevelt sleeping, for if he had been awake, there would have been a fight." That's how badass Teddy was
Teddy's secret was being diagnosed with Asthma and having a competitive spirit. Because of his asthma he was always exercising and trying to prove that his "diagnosis" wasn't a weakness that would stop him. This then reinforced his competitive nature and as a result, he was full of energy. Constantly exercising, fighting, training, and quite the well spoken politician. A true role model for his generation and others to look to as an example of what you can be if you push yourself beyond what are the "limits" of your body.
Teddy's secret of being energized is being an actual great American.
. I’m so glad you like Teddy Roosevelt, he’s one of my favorite presidents. I recommended watching a documentary called the “The Men Who Built America”. It’s mainly about the origins of the big companies that shaped America and the men behind them , but Theodore Roosevelt makes an appearance in one of the chapters and how he came down on monopolized companies like these.
It’s a bit long but I figured it’d be good since were all in quarantine.
watch night at the museum. Robin Williams played Teddy Roosevelt.
Despite never having served in the army or having any formal military training. Roosevelt was commissioned as a Lieutenant colonel and raised his own cavalry regiment to serve in Cuba during Spanish American war.
There's a video on Andrew Jackson by a channel called Cracked. The video is hilarious and really shows just how insane Andrew Jackson was.
@Corey I think you're the one who changed cracked is still the same
If your are interested in wars react to the german unification wars and otto von Bismarck 🔥🇩🇪🔥
Not many people know about these wars
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Or probably he can react to Wonderwhy where he talks about the German Unification,Devision and Reunification
I like the way he says "but" as *boT*. Not making fun, but I like that accent.
Death had to come to Teddy roosevelt in his sleep for if he were awake there would have been a fight.
I heard that the bear cub was tied to a tree so it couldn't escape, and Roosevelt didn't shoot it because it was un-sportsmanlike.
I've hear the story like this, Somebody else killed the Mamma bear and when they told him to pose with it he said it was un-sportsmanlike to pose with a bear he didn't kill. Then they told hi to kill the bear cub and pose with it, he refused and posed with the live bear instead. The picture was printed Nationwide newspapers and everyone liked it and started referring to stuffed bear toys as teddy bears
His friends also than killed the bear and it wasn't a cub but a grown bear that was wounded.
Artur, I hope I can speak for all Americans when I say this but I feel so humbled and happy knowing how interested you are in our history and culture. Can you do videos on Estonian history and culture?
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The bear cub was tied up, and teddy deemed it unsportsmanlike. He loved to hunt, but he wasn’t much of a fan killing something that didn’t at least have a chance.
Teddy Roosevelt's son Theodore Roosevelt Jr. was an interesting man as well. Was wounded in the leg in WWI, lost his younger brother and father in less than a year (Quentin Roosevelt was shot down by a German pilot in 1918) and would go on to an illustrious military career being the first American general ashore on DDay. His actions at Utah Beach got him into the running for the Medal of Honor, but he died of a heart attack in his command post in France on July 28, 1944 before he was to receive it. He was awarded it posthumously, and beat out his father by 54 years, Teddy Sr. getting his on the 100th anniversary of the Battle of San Juan Hill in 1998, the Roosevelts being the 2nd father-son pair to win the MOH after Arthur and Douglas MacArthur (American Civil War and WW2)
You're correct, the bullet would be cleansed by antibodies and in a few years' time, be seen as part of the body. The same with road rash(when you scrape the pavement and get asphalt rocks imbedded in you). My mom had a horrific motorcycle wreck about 15 years ago and still has rocks in her skin to this day.
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He is the president that declared most of the national parks we have today to preserve nature and wildlife.
You should look at Teddy Roosevelt Jr. He led from the front as a Brigadier General at the Normandy beach landings at Utah Beach.
Hey Artur! I'm a Latvian kid and i wonder...Would it be cool if OverSimplified talked about Baltic States?
Also im saving my money to buy your cup!
@ThatOneGuyInTheCorner Virginian kid here, if we don't win, hoping one of the Carolinas do!
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Artur you still get money in the quarantine! So happy that you’re ok financially
He refused to give up and believed in what he called the strenuous life. He would often take his kids on a “romp” in which they would pick a direction and just hike cross, climb, swim whatever was in their way
Desert Storm, and Iraqi freedom. - American wars in the middle east.
You could watch about WWI, Vietnam, Korea, and Desert Storm. And you could watch about real cowboys like Wild Bill Hickok
"Death had to take Roosevelt in his sleep, for if he had been awake there would have been a fight."
-Vice President Thomas R Marshal on Teddy Roosevelt's death.
Also Teddy would go skinny dipping in the Potomac River when ever he felt like it even in winter when he was president
He’s the best thing to happen to America next to Abraham Lincoln. God bless Roosevelt from Canada 🇨🇦.
Woodrow Wilson's vice president once said "Teddy Roosevelt died in his sleep because if he was awake, there would've been a fight."
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I have a feeling his poems went something like this:
_Violence, its simple, it's easy, it's pure, there's nothing complex about violence, there doesn't need to be a motive or a reason, it's just there._
Thank you for fixing Tennessee
Theodore Roosevelt drank 1 gallon of coffee every day that is where he got his energy. That and he is a man of shear fucking will. If you would like to know anything else Arthur I am a massive fan of TR and have read over a dozen biographies and watched dozens of documentaries.
Texas is #2 in the United States for both land and population, so it is a large and diverse place. There are many stereotypes about Texas, and some of them are true for some parts of the state, but overall, Texas is a very modern state with various economic interests, which only one of which is agriculture, and is the leading producer of cattle in the United States(it has 16 million head of cattle) but it also leads in many other categories like oil and natural gas production and is a leader in the Information Technology sector. In fact, Dallas was the birthplace of the Integrated Circuit. Texas is a global leader in the Energy sector as well, besides its massive reserves of oil and natural gas, it is also a leader in Solar and Wind power production. Texas is a vast and diverse state, and many parts of the state are rural and "fit the stereotype" but Texas is also one of the most modern and complex economies of the world, and if it was its own country, its economy would be the 10th largest economy in the world, just closely beating out South Korea and Canada. So yes, Texas has many ranches and many cowboys, but it also has many other types of people as well.
Uh we do have Cowboys lmao at least in the south it's not uncommon to see people riding horses down the street
War of 1812, American Indian Wars, Shay’s rebellion, Utah Wars, Korea Expedition, Philippine-American War, Banana Wars, Korean War, Vietnam War, Gulf War
Teddy Roosevelt was a sickly child who had bad asthma and he was picked on by bullies at times. He found that hiking and outdoor exercise helped his breathing so he became very active. After being picked on by bullies when he was around 11, he asked for boxing lessons and learned how to fight. These types of experiences toughened him his whole life.
The key to understanding these Legendary people is 1st understanding what it was like during that time. 4 instance when I was young my father loved to go hunting so bagging trophy animals 2 brag to the rest of the family was a respectable thing. Back then it was just as important by people as it was less time prior to the pioneer days. Different centuries means different things people enjoyed doing or did.
Teddy was a great conservationist he along with and inspired by John Muir started the National Park in the USofA. They went out to the wilderness together and camped that would have been an insane camping trip to be a part of.
a few fun facts about the topics covered, Teddy owned a ranch in the country and in the middle of winter 3 bandits stole his boat which was the only one around for miles and miles. Teddy and a few of his ranch hands built a new boat and sailed after the bandits but had to ditch the boat as did the bandits because the river was partially frozen over. After Teddy and his party captured the bandits Teddy sent his men back to his ranch IN THE BOAT and then WALKED the bandits for days to the nearest town without cuffing them for fear that they would die in the cold if he did. at night while the bandits slept Teddy kept a shotgun aimed at them and stayed up all night by reading poetry like the video said but again he did this for days without sleep, being the only man escorting 3 people who where unrestrained and could have turned on him at any moment.
Next fun fact after Teddy was shot he told the crowd he had been shot and thus had to keep his speech short but as the video said he spoke for 80 some odd minutes, so apparently 80 min is no big deal after being shot. (also even today it is not uncommon for bullets to be left in if the doctors decide it is to dangerous to take out or will cause more trauma to remove than to leave in. My brother is a security guard and was shot in the leg, the hospital left the bullet in his leg, because again it would damage his leg more to remove the bullet rather than leave it in and let the body heal around it. he has no issue with moving around and has no pain 8 months later.)
The last 2 things about Teddy are, he was the first U.S president to win the Nobel Peace Prize. He was given the Nobel for settling a conflict between Russia and Japan, and he also helped settle a conflict between Germany and France. Finally not long before the whole situation with the bandits who stole his boat Teddy lost both his wife and mother on the same day which was what drove him to buy a ranch in the country in the first place.
Roosevelt spared the bear because it was defenceless at the time as seen in this quote "Roosevelt's assistants, led by Holt Collier, a born slave and former Confederate cavalryman, cornered and tied a black bear to a willow tree. They summoned Roosevelt and suggested that he shoot it. Viewing this as extremely unsportsmanlike, Roosevelt refused to shoot the bear. The news of this spread quickly through newspaper articles across the country. The articles recounted the story of the president who refused to shoot a bear." from www.nps.gov/thrb/learn/historyculture/storyofteddybear.htm
Befor I even watch the video. Who dislikes this video. Or any of his videos really. Why just to do it. He is one of the only channels I can’t see why you would dislike unless your ignorant. He’s one of the few with an open mind.
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Teddy roosevelt was on a bear hunt and they couldn't find any bear to shoot so (I believe some from the press) found a bear cub and tied it up and had teddy stumble across the cub, teddy thought it was wrong to shoot a defenceless cub and told the men to let it go
That's correct we spend most of our 236 years fighting someone for ourselves or to protect someone eles that's how we got so good at it
Teddy Roosevelt was a Brilliant Bad Ass!
There was a saying back then "Death couldn't kill him while awake so it came in his sleep."
Stay safe over there.
Have a lovely meal folks
I think I used to have asthma as a baby/toddler like Teddy Roosevelt, but I did basically nothing and it went away. I just carried on with my daily life and it seemed like the asthma just disappeared.
If #Batman was a president... #TeddyRoosevelt would be it. #BadassPresident ✊👍
14:15 the heat from the explosion that propels the bullet kills any bacteria already on it. Unless a piece of cloth or some other object that it hits first is also brought into the wound the risk of infection is low. This is especially true prior to the discovery of antibiotics; had the doctors tried to remove the clean bullet they would be more likely to introduce bacteria an cause an infection.
you could also watch the gulf war , indian wars , war on terror the navel war withrevolutionary france , koreon war, vietnam war, it envolvment in the boxer rebellion in china and the panama war
President Roosevelt named an Elk species after one of his relatives when he traveled to a reserve that he established solely for the purpose of protecting it. The Roosevelt Elk is the largest of four subspecies in North America.
Some people think cowboys are only in specific states, but they’re in every state that they need to heard cattle because that’s what cowboys do. There can be cowboys in just about every state.
I'm sure someone has said it by now, but bullets are sterilized by the heat of the gun powder. Infection usually comes from the cloth of the clothing that enters the wound.
The world doesnt need to panic we will make it through these times
Arizona, my home, was a large part of the cowboys. We were thought to be only cowboys and outlaws, which actually delayed our statehood
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"Death had to take him sleeping, if he were awake there would have been a fight."
quote as to him dying in his sleep
He was a very avid reader on all subjects, often reading up to 10 books a week
Cowboys started in Texas with the first American cattle ranches but cowboys spread throughout the west.
regarding the boat thieves, i read that teddy had to take them in by himself and so had to stay awake for close to 3 days
Texas has all the cowboys! But, a cool story is that florida also had a small amount of cowboys!
12:02 I'm more surprised that he had a 50-page speech shoved into his coat than the fact his speech was 50 pages long
From what I understand, it was founded in half. This is another reason he survived as the bullet had to pass through 100 pages.
Im from Texas. There are cowboys in Texas, along with other states, mostly in the great planes. The modern cowboy is not exactly what you would see in old westerns. There aren't bands of cowboys tracking down bandits. They mostly just handle cattle. Move them from one grazing area to another. Take part in rodeos. Ranch work. That sort of thing. They still wear the hat and boots and all but things have modernized in other areas.
No state has the traditional gunslinger cowboys but Texas still has some that work on rancjes
The wars are the American revolution, the war of 1812, the Mexican American war, the civil war, Spanish American war, ww1, WW2, the Korean War, the Vietnam war, the 1st gulf war, and the 2nd gulf war
Resevelt was actually a conservationist he didn't want to kill a baby bear he also founded the national parks. Andrew Jackson adopted a native child found after a battle and raised him as his own and was completely without fear allowing dueling apparent to frequently take the first shot.
As far as American wars also look at the war of 1812 and Mexican American war and the time rosavelt sent marines and navy ships to fight the slave trade in North Africa and the Middle east
@Artur Rehi If a bullet gets lodged in your body, the surgeon makes the call whether to remove it based on the anatomical region of the body where it's stuck. If it's in an area where it will not cause any immediate complications, and if extracting the bullet would increase the risk, they don't extract it. Over time, the human body forms enough scar tissue to encapsulate the bullet and protects itself from further problems. As is the case with foreign bodies, the bullet may also come out naturally if it is lodged just below the skin (though it may take weeks or months and will be very painful). The long term effects of bullets stuck in your body are pain while moving the muscles around the bullet, discomfort with changing seasons, a lifelong trouble with metal detectors and in some cases, lead poisoning or sepsis (they'll mostly take the bullet out if the last two cases are possible).
Hell yea bro!
When a bullet gets shot out of a firearm the super heated gases propelling it actually sterilizes its surface. As long as you remove all the other pieces (overcoat fibers, spectacle case metal, other clothing bits) in the wound then the bullet can stay in the body.
loved that cat in the background
Imagine Teddy as a president in this day and age. Instead of starting wars, he’d challenge other world leaders to a boxing match
The Battle of the Alamo!
Hey watch The Rough Riders. Its awesome and Teddy is one of the main characters. The absolute best depiction of him. Its a 3 part film.
"Death had to take him sleeping, for if Roosevelt had been awake, there would've been a fight." - Thomas R. Marshall
Teddy's strength came from him actually having asthma when he was a young boy. He trained relentlessly to overcome the Asthma and he actually did. He just kept training afterwards. He didn't kill the cub because that would not have been sporting and he loved wildlife and nature. He killed the animals because it was a manly sport. not because he liked killing. He was a tremendous family man as well and played with his 5 or 6 children all the time as if he were one of them on the North Shore of Long Island where he built his house. Franklin Roosevelt, his much younger cousin and future great ww2 president, would come and spend summers at Teddy's house sometimes as a teenager. I think Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin cousin and future wife visited too. But Eleanor was strongly rumored to be a lesbian with her female secretary and Franklin had a long time affair with a woman. Even while in a wheelchair. No tv or radio back then so like church a 50 page speech was entertainment. And teddy s speeches he didn't just read them. he had a lot of acting and emotion in them. Teddy was a prolific reader and writer of things. He wrote more and probably read more than any other president. I forgot exactly but the book I read said he read several books a day and most of his income, he was not rich, came from books and articles he read and sold. Just google books by Teddy Roosevelt.
You should do a thing on Franklin Roosevelt. Completely different sort of man and president but arguably our greatest president.
You should do the War of 1812, the Barbary pirate wars, and learn about the founding fathers more.
Because of the heat involved, bullets are actually sterile believe it or not. Back in those days they didn’t actually have a good grasp of sterile surgery themselves so they decided he’d be less likely to have an infection and further complications/chance of death because infections were very deadly then. (Pre-mass produced medical antibiotics).
Legend has it that Teddy, could only die in his sleep, for death was too afraid to face him when he was awake.
The states with cowboys are Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Wyoming, a lot of parts of Minnesota, Alaska most likely, Oregon probably, and a few more. We "cowboys" are doing fine. The Corona is scary but be are isolationists due to our work hours anyhow. 4:30 wake-up time anyone?
Texas has cowboys and still some cattle trails and cattle drives it's just as big as it used to be
Revolutionary war,war of 1812, Mexican American War, American Civil war, Spanish American War,WW1, WW2, Korean War,Vietnam War, Cold War, Gulf War, and the War in Afghanistan. These are all the main wars America has fought in except for the Cold War their wasn’t any real fighting going on
One of the best presidents we've ever had
Revolutionary War, Barbary Wars, The Indian Wars, War of 1812, Mexican American War, American Civil War, Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War, Persian Gulf War, Grenada, Afghanistan, Iraq those are what I can think of lol