How Teddy Bear got its Name
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Teddy bear history
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How teddy bears were invented
Did you recognize that the teddy bear was made in honor of the President of the United States? It all started when Theodore Roosevelt was about to Planned a bear hunting trip towards Mississippi, on 14th November 1902. Mississippi Governor Andrew H. Longino had invited him, but Theodora did not. had not placed any bears.
The assistants of Roosevelt, a semiconductor diode of Holt Miner, a born slave and former Confederate horseman, were trapped and tied a black bear to a willow tree. They summoned Roosevelt and told him to shoot. Considering this as very unfair, Roosevelt refused to shoot the bear.
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story behind the teddy bear
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The news of this event is spreading rapidly in the country's newspaper articles. The articles told the story of the president, who refused to shoot a bear... However, it was absolutely not a president, it was the president of the United States, the big game hunter!
History of the teddy bear
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origin of the teddy bear
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Clifford Berryman, a political gunman, flips through the article and attacks the president's categorical refusal to shoot the bear. The Cartoon of Berryman was published in the Washington Post on November 16, 1902.
Morris Michtom, the owner of Brooklyn candy shop in the neighborhood, saw the Cartoon and had an idea. He and his wife Rose also created stuffed animals and Michtom decided to form a teddy bear and dedicate it to the president who refused to shoot. He called it "the teddy bear".
After receiving permission from Roosevelt to use his name, Michtom Mass made the teddy bears that were so in a style on which he had found the ideal toy company. So far, the teddy bear has a world quality and its origin can be copied during the fateful journey of Theodore in 1902.
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