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Under what President did the Senate turn down joining the League of Nations?
Woodrow Wilson
How did president Wilson sign his name?
He signed it Woodrow Wilson. He had a clear signature and drew a tail from the "n', down and back under his name.
What are the name of Woodrow Wilson parents?
Paternal grandparents:James Wilson (b. Feb 20,1787 in County Down, Ireland- )Mary Ann Adams (b. Dec. 29, 1791 in Ireland-Maternal grandparents:Thomas Woodrow (b.Mar. 15,1793 in Paisley, Scotland -Marion Williamson (b.May 2,1791 in Glasgow, Scotland -
What did Woodrow Wilson do before he was president?
He was president of Princeton University from 1902 to 1910 and governor of New Jersey from 1911 to 1913.
What was the home state of US President Woodrow Wilson?
Woodrow Wilson was born in Virginia, and as a small boy witnessed the Confederates marching down his road. But, Wilson had been President of Princeton University in New Jersey, and also Governor of New Jersey, before running for President, and was considered by most as being from Jersey.
What disability did Franklin Delano Roosevelt have?
He had the disease of polio, which leaves you crippled, waist down.
Who ran in the election of 1916?
President Woodrow Wilson (Democrat) was re-elected as President in the 1916 election, defeating Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Hughes (Republican)Wilson won the popular vote 49.2% to 46.1 % and the electoral vote 277 to 254.
Why was Woodrow Wilson's nomination as the Democratic candidate in 1912 a more difficult battle than winning the election itself?
i'd right it down if i knew it but i don't so please put answer in right away Thanks
What was Woodrow Wilson favorite color?
1.light blue 2.green 3.red 4.yellow 5.black 6.gold 7.navy blue 8.indigo 11.dark blue 12.orange 13.gray 14.dark purple 15.DARK COLORS
How did Woodrow Wilson feel about the war?
Woodrow Wilson at first was hesitant about the war but and after it ended Wilson made the 14 points which made sure that another war would break out for the same reasons. the 14 points tried to get rid of the 4 MAIN causes of the war (militarism, allies, imperialism, and nationalism.) because he felt the need to make the 14 points he obviously did not like the war or anything that happened because of it
Woodrow Wilson's solemn referendum in 1920 was?
Wilson's "solemn referendum" referred to his belief that the next presedential election would determine the fate of the Treaty of Versailles... which actually ended up true, since after Wilson was out of office, the League of Nations and the Treaty in general were both voted down.
What does the brain teaser mean with the word Wilson upside down?
Flip Wilson
