What are three things that President Wilson accomplish?

Answer 1

Underwood Act lowering tariffs

Implemented a graduated Federal income tax

1913 - Federal Reserve Act

1914 - Antitrust legislation that established the Federal Trade Commission. 1916 - Signed law prohibiting child labor.

1916 - Limiting railway workers to an eight-hour workday.

1917 - Asked U.S. Congress to declare war against Germany.

Successfully led the United States to victory in World War I.

1918 - Announced The Fourteen Points as guiding principles to the world after World War I. His allies adopted the "Treaty of Versailles.

1918 - Proposed "League of Nations" but failed to convince Congress to pass the enabling legislation and thus the United States never joined the "League of Nations

Answer 2

President Wilson lowered tariffs to encourage competition; signed into law the Clayton Antitrust Act, which gave more teeth to the Sherman Antitrust Act; and passed the Federal Trade Act, which created the Federal Trade Commission. This commission enforced the Clayton Antitrust Act.

Answer 3

He accomplished being the President of the United States of America from March 4, 1913 - March 4, 1921. He also helped with the entrance of the United States in World War One.