Presidential Power Shift
Roosevelt's unexpected rise to the presidency after McKinley's assassination marked a significant shift in how the executive branch operated. Unlike his predecessors, he embraced a more assertive approach, interpreting the Constitution in a way that expanded presidential powers. This transformation not only resonated with the American public but also laid the groundwork for the Progressive Era, highlighting the importance of innovation and disruption in driving historical change.In this clip
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