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The moose in this cartoon represents theodore roosevelt, a republican who broke away to start his own minor party for the presidential election of 1912. his new party was called the bull moose party, which
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The moose in this cartoon represents theodore roosevelt, a republican who broke away to start his own minor party for the presidential election of 1912. his new party was called the bull moose party, which was considered a(n)

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The bull moose party

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A,P,E,X

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