In 1913, Woodrow Wilson Shattered Longstanding Precedent When He

question 38

Multiple Choice

In 1913, Woodrow Wilson shattered longstanding precedent when he

• A) appointed members of his cabinet without regard to their party affiliation.
• B) appointed a black man to the Supreme Court.
• C) endorsed woman suffrage.
• D) personally delivered presidential addresses to Congress on behalf of his programs.
• E) rode with his defeated predecessor to the inauguration.

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Definitions:

Inference Forms

Patterns of reasoning where a conclusion is drawn from premises based on logical principles.

Inference Forms

Patterns or structures of reasoning through which conclusions are drawn from premises based on logical principles.

MP

This term can refer to multiple concepts; as "Member of Parliament", it denotes a representative elected to the legislative body of a country. In a military context, it stands for "Military Police", a branch of the service concerned with enforcing discipline and the law within the armed forces.

Simp

A slang term often used to describe someone who demonstrates excessive sympathy or attention towards someone else, typically someone they are romantically interested in, in a way that is seen as undignified or without reciprocation.