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Interesting Questions, Facts and Information
- There are a total of 10 general entries.
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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
Wilson, Woodrow
Virginia. Wilson was born in Virginia, served as a governor for New Jersey, and was buried in Washington D.C.
Wilson was said to have had what physical disability as a child? | Woodrow Wilson
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Dyslexia. As a child he suffered from dyslexia which made him slow as a student.
Princeton. He became the president of Princeton University, his alma mater.
What does Woodrow Wilson have that no other president has, to date? | Woodrow Wilson
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Ph.D. So far, Wilson is the only president to hold a doctorate.
Kidney disease. She died of an incurable kidney disease, which left Woodrow Wilson depressed for some time.
How did Wilson meet his second wife, Edith Bolling Galt? | Woodrow Wilson
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Mutual friends. He met her through some mutual friends and they ended up getting married some time later, which caused a lot of gossip.
Just after a successful second presidential campaign on the slogan 'he kept us out of war', Woodrow Wilson had to formally declare war on what country? | Woodrow Wilson
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Germany. During World War I, France and England were allies of the United States and Wilson declared war on Germany after the interception of the Zimmerman telegram.
During a campaign for the League of Nations, what caused Woodrow Wilson to cancel it and head back to Washington D.C.? | Woodrow Wilson
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A stroke. Despite his bad health, he went to push support for the League of Nations. His health got worse and he eventually suffered a stroke. He recovered, but was still unable to perform some of his duties.
Who was Wilson's main opponent ('main' is the key word, here) during the fight for the League of Nations? | Woodrow Wilson
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Henry Cabot Lodge. Henry Cabot Lodge was Wilson's opponent against the League of Nations. The League never materialized but set the foundations for the United Nations.
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