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How did Woodrow Wilson and background limit him from doing more for the progressives?
Woodrow Wilson's background as a Southern Democrat and his adherence to racial segregation limited his effectiveness in advancing progressive reforms, particularly in addressing civil rights. His academic perspective, rooted in idealism, often clashed with the more pragmatic demands of the progressive movement. Additionally, his focus on international issues, particularly during World War I, diverted attention from domestic reforms that could have furthered progressive goals. These factors combined to restrict his ability to fully embrace and implement the broader progressive agenda.
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Who supported the 16th amendment?
i am doing a worksheet for school right now and im not sure who it is but i know it is either Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, or William Howard Taft.
Progressives generally believed government should not interfere with big business?
Not true. Recall that the Sherman Anti Trust act restricted big businesses from forming monopolies. Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt were perhaps some of the most important figures of the Progressive movement, and they both were in favor of government regulation of big business precisely because they were progressives. Furthermore, legislation was being passed that required standards in proper handling of food. In doing so, the government was telling businesses that their products must be made under proper conditions or they will be shut down.
What was the amendment Woodrow Wilson got rejected by the Senate?
the 18th amendment trust me its right even tho im only 11 but im a straight a student and im doing him for my presidents report
Who were good leaders in World War 1?
I think a good leader was Woodrow Wilson because he tried to keep neutral. He saved many Americans lives by doing that. His goal was never to fight until it was absolutely necessary.
How did Woodrow Wilson expand the power of the presidency?
Woodrow Wilson didn't expand the power of presidency as much as used it to his advantage. During his two terms in office he got Congress to pass the Federal Trade Commission Act, the Clayton Antitrust Act, the Federal Reserve Act, and an income tax. Few presidents since have gotten Congress to pass a legislative agenda like he did.
What was going on in the US during the Great War?
Before US entry in World War 1, the President was Woodrow Wilson and he was dealing with women trying to get the right to vote, such as Alice Paul. But Germany was doing things that drove the US into the Great War.
Is a maths background compulsory for doing graduation you economics?
Yes. Maths background is necessary for doing graduation in economics.
How many quotes did Woodrow Wilson write?
I guess that would depend who was doing the scoring of quotes. Famous people seldom "write quotes", others decide later what is quotable language. I have several dictionaries of "quotes" and I can assure you they all depend on who collected the quotes.
What does Wilson accuse Germany of doing?
President Woodrow Wilson accused Germany of engaging in unrestricted submarine warfare, which threatened neutral shipping and violated international law. He specifically condemned Germany for its attacks on American ships and the loss of American lives, particularly in incidents like the sinking of the Lusitania. Wilson also charged Germany with promoting instability and conflict in Europe through its aggressive military actions and alliances.
How important was Woodrow Wilson in determining the terms of the treaty of Versaille?
First of all, you should be doing your own homework but then I did check here to see if anyone could help me when I had the exact same question to essay.I would start by describing the Fourteen Points, as this is what Woodrow Wilson believed should be suitable as the peace treaty. Then look at the 'Big Three'; Woodrow Wilson (USA)'s beliefs, Clemenceau (France)'s beliefs and Lloyd George (Britain)'s beliefs on how to deal with Germany.Then, COMPARE Wilson's Fourteen Points and the Treaty of Versailles (comparison is where you'll get the most marks) and throw in some points about whether Germany were justified to dislike the treaty.Find some sources e.g. quotes and reference pages to back you up and you can put in your essay as evidence and finish with a strong conclusion!Hope I helped :)
What is torrie wilson doing?
That is an inapporiate question
Is Wilson nice?
Jacqueline Wilson is lovely, i met her in London when she was doing a booksigning and she was sooo nice!
