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Accomplishments Of Woodrow Wilson
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Accomplishments of Woodrow Wilson
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Among Woodrow Wilson accomplishments were: 28th President of the United States, 34th Governor of New Jersey, and 13th President of Princeton University.
Woodrow Wilson was the president during WW1. He convinced world powers to join the League of Nations but he couldn't get the U.S. Senate to approve it so it died.
what were woodrow wilsons accomplishments? 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 p...
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he got involve in world war 1 saving the british and french from german and he made the league of nations
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well, about the only things I can think of that he did were bad...he got the US into WW1, he allowed the Lusitania to get torpedoed, he helped create the Federal reserve which is a privately owned bank controlled by the Rothschilds and took...
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" Early in his first term, he supported some cabinet appointees in introducing segregation in the federal workplace of several departments, a Democratic Congress to pass major legislation that included the Federal Trade Commission, the...
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The first was a lower tariff, the Underwood Act, One new law prohibited child labor, and limited railroad workers to 8 hour days!
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