[Answer] 4. He was a 'Rough Rider', a President, and his image is carved in Mount Rushmore. Who received the 1906 Nobel Peace Prize for brokering a treaty between Japan and Russia?

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...1. Franklin Roosevelt 2. Theodore Roosevelt 3. Eleanor Roosevelt 4. Woodrow Wilson The Russo-Japanese war was minor compared to struggles that proceeded or followed it but some historians believe its resolution delayed World War One by several years. After international efforts failed to bring a resolution, in June 1905 Roosevelt offered his services as a mediator. Russia was reluctant but agreed to meet in August 1905 at Portsmouth, New Hampshire. After several weeks a peace treaty was signed in September 1905. Given that Roosevelt was known as something of a hawk, his role as Assistant Secretary of the Navy, his heroics in the Spanish-American War, and his caution to 'talk softly but carry a big stick', his Peace Award seems ironic. In June, 1905, President Roosevelt offered his good offices as mediator between Russia and Japan, asking the belligerents to nominate plenipotentiaries to negotiate on the conditions of peace. In August they met at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and after some weeks of difficult negotiations concluded a peace treaty in September, 1905.

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Theodore Roosevelt:

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