How did Woodrow Wilson's reform platform during the 1912 campaign

diff er from that of Theodore Roosevelt?

(A) Unlike Wilson, Roosevelt supported strong executive leadership.

(B) Unlike Roosevelt, Wilson supported the federal government's

regulation of business.

(C) Unlike Roosevelt, Wilson thought trusts should not be regulated.

(D) Unlike Roosevelt, Wilson called for an increased tariff.

(E) Wilson rejected Roosevelt's platform of New Nationalism.

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How did Woodrow Wilson's reform platform during the 1912 campaign

diff er from that of Theodore Roosevelt?

(A) Unlike Wilson, Roosevelt supported strong executive leadership.

(B) Unlike Roosevelt, Wilson supported the federal government's

regulation of business.

(C) Unlike Roosevelt, Wilson thought trusts should not be regulated.

(D) Unlike Roosevelt, Wilson called for an increased tariff.

(E) Wilson rejected Roosevelt's platform of New Nationalism.

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One way in which Woodrow Wilson’s reform platform during the 1912 campaign

differed from that of Theodore Roosevelt was that " (C) Unlike Roosevelt, Wilson thought trusts should not be regulated," since he did not see them as being a major threat to the economy.