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… Student attitudes -Changes -Teachers -Leaders -[Thomas] Woodrow Wilson -Public policy -Involvement -Military service -Race …
Presidential Recordings
… 1971 speech Lincoln, Nebraska speech -Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. 21 NIXON PRESIDENTIAL …
Presidential Biographies
… had backed the progressive governor of New Jersey, Woodrow Wilson, in his successful campaign for the presidency …
Presidential Biographies
… a departure from the activism of Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. Coolidge's political philosophy and personal …
Presidential Biographies
… handle without him. Nonetheless, Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson had changed the presidency into an activist …
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… was raised to the wartime heights of Abraham Lincoln (or Woodrow Wilson or Franklin Roosevelt), those presidents who served …
By the time George W. Bush entered the White House, the presidency was in an institutionally diminished state.
Presidential Speeches
… the Union and to end slavery; to Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson to restrain the abuses and excesses of the industrial …
Presidential Recordings
… -Political orientation -Grover Cleveland -[Thomas] Woodrow Wilson -Progressivism -Herbert Hoover -Depression …
Oral History Interviews
… the whole human rights approach to it. It went back to a Woodrow Wilson kind of thing, but a different approach. He really was …
Oral History Interviews
… Perry What was your major? Bolten Princeton has the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, which …
Presidential Speeches
… the Democratic party, which in this century has produced Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman, and which …
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… Security Advisor; Anne-Marie Slaughter, then-Dean of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at …
The Miller Center's National War Powers Commission recommended sweeping changes to the 1973 War Powers Resolution
Presidential Biographies
… of Republican power lasting until 1932, broken only by Woodrow Wilson's victory in 1912, which occurred principally because …
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… A century later, another president with ties to UVA,Woodrow Wilson, wanted to make the world safe for democracies. Wilson …
In 2020, there will be five major challenges facing the presidency, our democracy, and the world. Each issue affects Charlottesville. And on each issue, Charlottesville and the University of Virginia can contribute.
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… used so skillfully, too proud to fight, as was said of Woodrow Wilson, with rhetoric and ideologies that he intellectually …
Peter Jay offered remarkably acute observations about an unorthodox president and his times
Oral History Interviews
… it’s been a battered doctrine. You’ve gone from President [Woodrow] Wilson, who got some questions propounded by Congress and …
Oral History Interviews
… much way around it. There are mechanisms, I suppose, like [Woodrow] Wilson’s Inquiry or the Harley Notter group, where you can …
Presidential Recordings
… (cont.) -Effect of statement -Economic stimulus -[Thomas] Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars speech -White House …
Oral History Interviews
… of all of them. The smartest Presidents—Carter, [Woodrow] Wilson, [William] Clinton—have generally not been …
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… and misdemeanors." Of the impeachment process, it was Woodrow Wilson who said that "Nothing short of the grossest offenses …
My faith in the Constitution is whole; it is complete; it is total. And I am not going to sit here and be an idle spectator to the diminution, the subversion, the destruction, of the Constitution.