What Characteristic of Woodrow Wilson Appeared to Theodore Roosevelt's Supporters

question 5

Multiple Choice

What characteristic of Woodrow Wilson appeared to Theodore Roosevelt's supporters to be a relic of the past?

• A) In his speeches, Wilson spoke about "waving the bloody shirt" and invoked the divisions of the Civil War.
• B) Wilson frequently reminded Americans of the noble goals of the Populist movement of the 1890s.
• C) Wilson spoke too much about the mistakes he thought Republicans had made in the past, such as the annexation of the Philippines.
• D) Wilson was committed to programs that aided small-business owners and that seemed to deny the inevitability of economic concentration.
• E) Wilson's wife and many children made him look rural and unsophisticated, in contrast to Roosevelt's urban-based supporters.

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