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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
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.
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.
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How many children did President Wilson have?
Woodrow Wilson had three daughters.
Number of children of President Wilson?
President Woodrow Wilson had a total of 3 children during his lifetime. His children's names were Margaret, Jesse, and Eleanor.
What three Presidents served during the Progressive Period?
* President Theodore Roosevelt * President Woodrow Wilson * President William Taft Were all Presidents during the Progressive Era.
What are the three things you need to run for president?
What are the three main requirements to be able to run for president of the United States?
Does Woodrow Wilson have any family?
Woodrow Wilson was the 28th president of the United States. He had three children, which are Margaret, Jessie and Eleanor. He also had two wives.
Who was president Woodrow Wilson married to?
he married Ellen Louise Axon. They had three daughters Margret, Jessie, and Eleanor.
What are three things that John Adams did in his term of office?
he was the second president
Who were the three men who held office of president during the 1920s?
US Presidents in the 1920,s were Wilson, Harding, Coolidge and Hoover.
Who was in the big three?
President Wilson of the United States Georges Clemenceau of the French David Lloyd George the British Prime Minister
What were three things that James Madison do as president?
While he was a president he wrote the bill of right.He fought in the war of 1812.
How did president Wilson's goals differ from those of the three members of the big four?
He wanted lasting peace and fairness. the other three members wanted the central powers to pay.
What are three things the President promises to do regarding the constitution?
PROTECT, DEFEND and PRESERVE
