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In 1908 there was no TV or radio. Speeches had to be given in person and people enjoyed getting out to political rallies. Women could not vote . There were more newspapers and entire speeches might be printed in papers. There was no air-travel but trains ran everywhere so running a special campaign train was an option. .
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What are some of the things candidates do during presidential campaign?
Nothing
What is a candidates main activity during an election campaign?
That would be the FOUNDING FATHERS by my calculationBy my calculations it would be CAMPAIGNS
What is William howard Taft's campaign slogan?
William Howard Taft's campaign slogan during the 1908 presidential election was "Vote for Taft, the choice of Roosevelt." This slogan highlighted his endorsement by the popular incumbent president, Theodore Roosevelt, emphasizing continuity in policies. Taft's campaign focused on maintaining Roosevelt's progressive reforms while appealing to a broader base of Republican voters.
During a campaign many political candidates make promises which they do not always keep?
True..... o.O
What president was president during the titanic?
William Howard Taft
Who was the leader for the north during the Atlanta campaign?
William Tecumseh Sherman .
What did not happen during the presidency of William Howard Taft?
he quit school
What of these events did not occur during the presidency of William Howard Taft?
he quit school
From which source of funding do candidates get the most money?
Most campaign funding for candidates is privately financed. Public financing is available for qualifying candidates for President during both the primaries and the general election and races for non-federal offices are governed by state and local law which vary.
What does campaign issue mean?
A campaign issue refers to a specific topic or concern that candidates address during an electoral campaign, often shaping their platforms and influencing voter opinions. These issues can range from economic policies and healthcare to social justice and environmental concerns. Candidates typically highlight their positions on these issues to differentiate themselves from opponents and resonate with voters' priorities. Effective communication of campaign issues can significantly impact the outcome of an election.
Who was Woodrow Wilson's campaign manager?
Woodrow Wilson's campaign manager for his presidential campaign in 1912 was William Gibbs McAdoo. McAdoo was a lawyer and politician who previously served as Wilson's Secretary of the Treasury during his presidency. He played a crucial role in crafting Wilson's campaign strategy and securing his nomination.
Name three things that active party members do during a campaign to get votes for their candidates?
Make telephone calls Go door to door Write letters
