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Which president created the oval office?
The Oval Office was built during President Taft's administration.
What was the main focus of the US during the Taft administration from 1908 to 1913?
domestic reforms
What popular reform took place during Taft's administration?
he drew ponies on peoples butts
What state was added to the union during Taft's administration?
Two states were added to the Union during Taft's term; New Mexico & Arizona.
What were three progressive reforms during Taft's presidency?
Taft's attorney general filed more lawsuits against trusts than had been filed during the Roosevelt administration. Taft created more national parks and forestland than Roosevelt had. He also signed the sixteenth amendment into law.
Why did the republican party split during Taft administration?
The election of 1912 created a split within the Republican party with the formation of the Progressive party.
What are facts about how William Howard Taft contributed to his field of specialty?
Facts about Taft administration are that he had the first presidential automobile and also the largest bathtub.
What progressive reforms can be attributed to the William Howard Taft Administration?
One of the progressive reforms that can be attributed to the William Howard Taft administration was the Payne Aldrich Tariff Act. He also helped establish the Federal Reserve System.
What was the cabinet position that was held by Taft that was under Roosevelt?
William Howard Taft was secretary of war under Roosevelt's administration.
Why did the republican party split during Tafts administration - 38k?
Republican conservatives and progressives split over Taft's support of the political boss Joseph Cannon.Section 4page 329
As a progessive how did Taft compare with Roosevelt?
Taft was not similar to Roosevelt in most ways. Taft was not a progressive, but he did also not put up a fight toward Roosevelt's programs. The country saw little change or growth during Taft's administration.
What did William Howard Taft do for New Mexico?
William Howard Taft played a significant role in New Mexico's path to statehood. As president, he supported the admission of New Mexico as the 47th state, which was achieved in 1912. Taft also advocated for improvements in infrastructure and governance in the territory, which helped facilitate its transition to statehood. His administration's efforts contributed to the development and modernization of New Mexico during this period.
