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| Who was well liked by Theodore Roosevelt, governor of the Phillipines, served as a judge, and was Theodore Roosevelt's Secretary? |
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| Taft defeated Democratic candidate ________ in 1908? |
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| Taft defeated Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan in ______ |
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| Taft's _______ and _______ would upset the Progressives |
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| Theodore Roosevelt warned Taft that ______ tarrifs would split the Republican Party |
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| Taft wanted to _____ tarrifs |
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| ________ could push bils through the house easily because he had appointed all the commitees and could control bill votes. |
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| Joseph G Cannon could push bils through the house easily because he had appointed all the ______ and could control bill votes. |
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| Joseph G Cannon could push bils through the house easily because he had appointed all the commities and could control ______ ______. |
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| Taft's decision to use Joseph G. Cannon's control of Bill Votes to try and pass a bill to lower tarriffs upset |
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| Why do the Progressives not like Joseph G. Cannon or Taft? |
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| Taft made a decision to use Joseph G. Cannon's control of Bill Votes to try and pass a bill to lower tarriffs |
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| When Taft's bill to lower tarriffs went to the Senate it became the |
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| Payne Aldrich Tarriff Act |
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| When Taft's bill to lower tarriffs went to the _____ it became the Payne Aldrich Tariff Act. |
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| The Payne Aldrich Tarriff Act Taft created in order to lower tarriffs ______ cut tarriffs and raised tariffs on certain goods. |
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| The Payne Aldrich Tarriff Act Taft created in order to lower tarriffs barely cut tarriffs and _____ tariffs on certain goods. |
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| The Payne Aldrich Tarriff Act Taft created in order to lower tarriffs barely cut tarriffs and raised tariffs on certain _______. |
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| The Secretary of Interior ________ ________ was replaced by Taft with Richard Ballinger who acted as a more conservative secretary, this upset the Progressives |
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| The Secretary of Interior James Garfield was replaced by _____ with Richard Ballinger who acted as a more conservative secretary, this upset the Progressives |
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| The Secretary of Interior James Garfield was replaced by Taft with _____ _____ who acted as a more conservative secretary, this upset the Progressives |
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| The Secretary of Interior James Garfield was replaced by Taft with Richard Ballinger who acted as a more _____ secretary, this upset the Progressives |
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| The Secretary of Interior James Garfield was replaced by Taft with Richard Ballinger who acted as a more conservative secretary, this upset the _____ |
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| _____ _____ charged Ballinger with plotting to turn public lands in Alaska into a private syndicate for personal profit. |
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| Gifford Pichot charged _____ with plotting to turn public lands in Alaska into a private syndicate for personal profit. |
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| Gifford Pichot charged Ballinger with plotting to turn public lands in _____ into a private syndicate for personal profit. |
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| Gifford Pichot charged Ballinger with plotting to turn public lands in Alaska into a private _____ for personal profit. |
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| Pichot took the charges against Ballinger to President Taft, his attorney general found the charges were _____. |
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| _____ took the charges against Ballinger to President Taft, his attorney general found the charges were groundless. |
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| Pichot took the charges against _____ to President Taft, his attorney general found the charges were groundless. |
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| Pichot took the charges against Ballinger to President _____, his attorney general found the charges were groundless. |
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| Pichot took the charges against Ballinger to President Taft, his _____ _____ found the charges were groundless. |
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| Pichot took the charges against Ballinger to Congress to investigate and was later fired by Taft for being _____. |
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| Pichot took the charges against Ballinger to _____ to investigate and was later fired by Taft for being Insubordinate. |
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| Pichot took the charges against Ballinger to Congress to _____ and was later fired by Taft for being insubordinate. |
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| Taft gave the impression that he had given up on the Square Deal when he signed the Payne-Aldrich Tariff Act to lower tariffs against Theodore Roosevelt's warning, supported Ballinger when he was accused of using public land in Alaska to form a syndicate, and by supporting _____ who had total control over the House of Representatives bill votes. |
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| Taft gave the impression that he had given up on the Square Deal when he signed the _____ - _____ _____ _____ to lower tariffs against Theodore Roosevelt's warning, supported Ballinger when he was accused of using public land in Alaska to form a syndicate, and by supporting Cannon who had total control over the House of Representatives bill votes. |
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| Taft gave the impression that he had given up on the Square Deal when he signed the Payne-Aldrich Tariff Act to lower tariffs against Theodore Roosevelt's warning, supported _____ when he was accused of using public land in Alaska to form a syndicate, and by supporting Cannon who had total control over the House of Representatives bill votes. |
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| Taft gave the impression that he had given up on the _____ _____ when he signed the Payne-Aldrich Tariff Act to lower tariffs against Theodore Roosevelt's warning, supported Ballinger when he was accused of using public land in Alaska to form a syndicate, and by supporting Cannon who had total control over the House of Representatives bill votes. |
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| Taft established the Children's Bureau, supported the Mann-Elkis Act, set up the Bureau of Mines, expanded National Forests, and protected _____ _____ _____. |
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| Taft established the Children's Bureau, supported the Mann-Elkis Act, set up the Bureau of Mines, expanded _____ _____ , and protected Water Power Sites. |
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| Taft established the Children's Bureau, supported the Mann-Elkis Act, set up the _____ __ _____, expanded National Forests, and protected Water Power Sites. |
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| Taft established the Children's Bureau, supported the _____ - _____ _____, set up the Bureau of Mines, expanded National Forests, and protected Water Power Sites. |
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| Taft established the _____ _____ , supported the Mann-Elkis Act, set up the Bureau of Mines, expanded National Forests, and protected Water Power Sites. |
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| ____ established the Children's Bureau, supported the Mann-Elkis Act, set up the Bureau of Mines, expanded National Forests, and protected Water Power Sites. |
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| The Children's Bureau investigated and publicized problems with _____ _____ |
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| The Children's Bureau investigated and _____ ______ with Child Labor |
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| The Children's Bureau _____ and publicized problems with Child Labor |
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| The _____ _____ investigated and publicized problems with child labor |
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| The Mann-Elkis Act increased the regulatory powers of the ___ |
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| The Mann-Elkis Act _____ the regulatory powers of the ICC |
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| The _____ - _____ _____ increased the regulatory powers of the ICC |
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| The Mann-Elkis Act increased the _____ powers of the ICC |
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| The Bureau of Mines monitored |
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| Mining Companies's activities |
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| Theodore Roosevelt was forced return to politics and run on the Republican ticket in order to re-establish the |
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| government's relationship with trusts |
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| Three results of the 1902 Coal Strike |
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- A precednet was set for future strikes
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