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Who was an Admiral that advocated for a large navy during the early 1900's? A. Teddy Roosevelt B. Alfred Mahan C. William Seward D. James Buchanan
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Who was an Admiral that

advocated for a large navy during
the early 1900's?
A. Teddy Roosevelt
B. Alfred Mahan
C. William Seward
D. James Buchanan

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Teddy Roosevelt

Step-by-step explanation:

Under his administration from 1901, to 1909, Roosevelt had managed to go from the 6th largest Navy, to the 2nd largest Navy behind the Royal Navy.

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