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What did President Woodrow suffer toward the end of his presidency?
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∙ 10y ago
he suffered from to much boobs
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∙ 10y ago
President Woodrow Wilson suffered a severe stroke towards the end of his presidency. This stroke left him partially paralyzed and unable to effectively govern the country.
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What did President Woodrow suffer toward the end of his?
he suffered from to much boobs
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What is the greatest crisis Woodrow Wilson faced?
The greatest challenge to his administration was WW I. His greatest personal challenge was the serious stroke he suffered toward the end of his second term.
