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Anti-Roosevelt policies

Anti-Roosevelt policies. Illustration shows wild animals purchasing life insurance policies in anticipation of big game hunting expeditions now that Theodore Roosevelt is no longer president. Date 1908 December 30

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Anti Policies Puck Roosevelt


The End of the Roosevelt Era - Wildlife Prepares for the Hunt,

EDITORS COMMENTS
Puck Magazine, December 30, 1908. This satirical cartoon from Puck Magazine, published on December 30, 1908, reflects the anti-Roosevelt sentiments that emerged following the end of Theodore Roosevelt's presidency. The image shows a group of wild animals gathered around a table, purchasing life insurance policies with the caption, "Now that Teddy's Gone, We'll Have Another Big Game Hunt." Theodore Roosevelt was a passionate conservationist and hunter, but his policies aimed at protecting wildlife and preserving natural resources were not popular with some sectors of society, particularly those involved in commercial hunting and logging. The cartoonist uses humor to highlight the perceived hypocrisy of Roosevelt's conservation efforts, suggesting that his departure from the presidency would lead to a resurgence of big game hunting. The use of the Puck Magazine logo and the date at the bottom of the image serves as a reminder of the historical context in which this cartoon was created. Puck Magazine was a leading American humor publication during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for its satirical commentary on politics and current events. The image is a testament to the power of political cartoons as a tool for expressing opinion and shaping public discourse. Overall, this cartoon provides a fascinating glimpse into the complex relationship between conservation, politics, and popular culture during the early 20th century. It also serves as a reminder of the ongoing debates surrounding the role of government in protecting natural resources and balancing economic interests with environmental concerns.

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