With Woodrow Wilson building himself up as President Roosevelt’s “rival” to his “warmongering”, it was clear he would not win the election against him following word about the Zimmerman Telegram. The US joins the Entente officially in December of 1916, with troops beginning to head out.

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Congress did not wish for war. Yet raising support over the years, and pressing the country nonstop, President Roosevelt got the United States to join. Speaking for the Red Cross, his sons out as officers. With the US entering the war, Roosevelt saw a fourth term to see it through.

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President Theodore Roosevelt began working fast and hard in his age. Yet in the second year of him returning to office, the Great War began in the summer of 1914. Between supporting their European allies and getting justice for the U-Boat attacks, he was for joining.

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Having just won out the 1912 Republican nomination, Theodore Roosevelt would see his next opponent in the presidential race. Woodrow Wilson, the democratic nominee, was far less popular than Roosevelt for a cavalcade of reasons. Most of America was ready for Roosevelt’s return.

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With a rundown on Taft’s presidency, we come to everyone’s favorite Bull Moose. Feeling betrayed by Taft after assisting him in being elected, Theodore Roosevelt was ready to face off with him for the 1912 nomination. With some worried Taft would draw them into war, Roosevelt won it.

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To make matters worse for President Taft, he had also been seen as responsible for further dividing the Republican Party. In short, he had become the opposite of beloved Roosevelt, his public figure becoming synonymous with taking money from those who were stood up to prior.

Interventions in Latin American governments led to straining already fragile relations with Gran Colombia. The concepts of “Banana Republics” were mocked due to outside forcibly establishing two, the other areas special interests in this regard were interested in lied in Gran Colombia.
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Since the map is out, let’s take a stop at the US during the turn of the century.

Following the presidency of Howard Taft, there was discontent with his administration from 1909 to the end in 1913. Many saw President Taft as susceptible to the whims of wealthy businessmen detrimentally. (p

Sure why not. Been the same since High School, almost a decade…Shout outs to Ninja Sex Party for being some of the vibes that haven’t soured.

Here a comfy picture of my three-legged lad, Lieutenant Dan.