Theodore Roosevelt’s time out west affected his life. If he had not gone out west he might have never became president. He went out west after his mother and wife died on the same day. He went out to North Dakota to start over and become a rancher. When he was a child, he had asthma so he was often isolated. This made it important for him to be accepted socially. He tried to …showed first 75 words of 249 total…

…showed last 75 words of 249 total…his childhood. He learned how people outside of the North East thought. He liked how people out west helped each other and did not ask for favors. He liked how the men and women worked equally. If Theodore Roosevelt had not gone out west our government would not be how if is now. Going west strengthened his body, character, and soul. He learned new things about people and nature, which made him a great president.