Wilson's progressive policies and laws aided all of the following groups except
Answer: Blacks
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- American soldiers were especially needed in France in the spring of 1918 because
- The major difference between the WWI selective service act and the Civil war draft was that
- During WWI, African American military men served primarily in
- The two key laws aimed at enforcing loyalty and suppressing antiwar dissent were
- The purpose of George Creel's committee on Public information was
- The capstone of "fourteenth point" of Wilson's declaration of war aims for
- The immediate cause of American entry into WWI was
- Wilson's most effective slogan in the campaign of 1916 was
- After the Lusitania, Arabic, and Sussex sinking, Wilson successfully pressured the German government to
- The sympathy of a majority of Americans for the Allies and against Germany was especially conditioned by
- General Pershing's expedition into Mexico was direct response to
- The threatened was between the US and Mexico in 1914 was avoided by the mediation of the ABC powers which were
- During Wilson administration, congress exercised authority granted by
- "triple wall of privilege" that Wilson set out to reform consisted of
- Wilson's primary weakness as a politician was
- Wilson won the election of 1912 because
- Upton Sinclair's novel the inspired pro-consumer federal laws regulating meat and food
- Popular journalist who used publicity to expose corruption and attack abuses of power
- TR decided to break from the Republican party because
- Progressive Republicans grew disillusioned with the Taft over the issues of
- Two areas TR's progressiveness made its substantial headway were
- Elkins act and Hepburn act were aimed at
- TR ended the Pennsylvania coal strike by
- Among the political reforms sought by the progressives were