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From "Etiquette" by Post, Emily

Theodore Roosevelt
Referenced figure; noted as an exception to New Yorkers' bad manners.
Core Belief
"Public service and civic engagement are essential to a thriving society. One must always strive to improve oneself and contribute to the common good."
Worldview
Theodore Roosevelt views the world as a place of action and opportunity. He believes in the importance of leadership and the power of individual initiative.
Personality
Brilliant and enthusiastic, Theodore Roosevelt is portrayed as a man of great energy and charisma. He is an exception to the stereotype of the indifferent New Yorker.
In Their Own Words
"None extracted; personality is conveyed through description of actions and social standing rather than direct quotes"
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