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Drawing the Line in Mississippi : the invention of the Teddy Bear by Clifford Berryman in 1902 inspired by Theodore Roosevelts refusal to shoot a cub during a Mississippi bear hunt

Drawing the Line in Mississippi : the invention of the Teddy Bear by Clifford Berryman in 1902 inspired by Theodore Roosevelts refusal to shoot a cub during a Mississippi bear hunt


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Drawing the Line in Mississippi : the invention of the Teddy Bear by Clifford Berryman in 1902 inspired by Theodore Roosevelts refusal to shoot a cub during a Mississippi bear hunt

TEDDY BEAR CARTOON, 1902.
Drawing the Line in Mississippi : the invention of the Teddy Bear by Clifford Berryman in 1902 inspired by Theodore Roosevelts refusal to shoot a cub during a Mississippi bear hunt

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The iconic print titled "Drawing the Line in Mississippi: The Invention of the Teddy Bear" captures a significant moment in American history. Created by Clifford Berryman in 1902, this cartoon was inspired by an incident involving Theodore Roosevelt during a bear hunt in Mississippi. During the hunt, President Roosevelt came across a defenseless cub and refused to shoot it. This act of compassion and respect for wildlife became widely known and served as inspiration for Berryman's cartoon. In this thought-provoking image, we see two men representing America - one holding a rifle while the other protects a small cub. It symbolizes the conflict between hunting traditions and conservation efforts that emerged during the Progressive Era. This political cartoon not only highlights Roosevelt's stance on preserving nature but also reflects his role as president of the Republican Party during that time. It showcases how his actions challenged societal norms and paved the way for future environmental policies. Clifford Berryman's artwork serves as a reminder of our responsibility to protect vulnerable species and draws attention to important debates surrounding wildlife preservation even today. This piece continues to resonate with viewers, capturing both historical significance and timeless values.

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