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How president Harding's administration caused his health to fail and led to his death?
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When vice president Coolidge took over as president did he set out to repair the damage of the previous president?
Coolidge cleaned up the scandals that Harding had seen in his administration. Otherwise, Coolidge for the most part stuck with Harding's foreign and economic policies which some believe led to trouble for the US.
Conflicts between Jeffersonians and Hamiltonians during President George Washington's first administration led directly to the?
Start of the first political parties.
How many current national administrations were formed under Obama's administration?
I am not sure I understand this question. The members of the president's team (his cabinet, his advisers, etc.) are considered part of his administration; but there are no other presidents and thus, the only administration is the one led by the president. That said, there are often new agencies and bureaus that are created. For example, there is a new Consumer Protection Bureau that is now in operation under the Obama administration.
Who was the us president that led through most war and died in 1945?
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
The first step in President Nixon's program of Vietnamization was?
The first step in President Nixon's program of Vietnamization was the withdrawal of 25,000 servicemen. The Watergate Scandal rocked the Nixon administration and eventually led to his resignation.
How is Sam Houston most remembered He led the defense of the Alamo. He led settlers into the Mexican state of Texas. He was President of the Southern States. He was the leader of the Texas fight for i?
How is Sam Houston most remembered? He led the defense of the Alamo. He led settlers into the Mexican state of Texas. He was President of the Southern States. He was the leader of the Texas fight for independence.
4 What led factors led to President Nixon victory?
What led factors led to President Nixon's victory?
What were the procs and cons for president warren harding?
President Warren Harding's administration (1921-1923) is often noted for its pro-business stance and attempts to restore normalcy after World War I, which garnered support from many Americans. However, his presidency was marred by scandals, such as the Teapot Dome scandal, which undermined public trust in his leadership. While Harding's policies led to economic growth and a reduction in taxes, his lack of political acumen and reliance on corrupt advisors ultimately tarnished his legacy.
Which president led the us to a moral decline?
No president has led us to "moral decline." Most have wanted the best for the nation and for the common good. Our morals are up to us not a president. We have a secular democracy that allows for each of us to decide our values and morals.
What is president ford most famous for?
President Gerald Ford is most famous for his controversial pardon of Richard Nixon following the Watergate scandal, which aimed to heal the nation but led to significant political backlash. He also dealt with economic challenges, including inflation and recession during his presidency from 1974 to 1977. Additionally, Ford is noted for his attempts to restore public trust in government after the turmoil of the Nixon administration.
What led James A. Garfield for running for president?
what led james a garfield running for president
