2. Before presidency and politics, Woodrow was a lawyer, history professor, and then president of Princton University.

3. Wilson pushed for "New Freedom" trusts, tariffs, and high finance.

4. Wilson admitted the "Clayton Antitrust Act" of 1914, for the purpose of strengthening the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890.

5. Clayton Act prohibited corporations from acquiring the stock of another if doing so would create a monopoly.

6. Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914 was the second major antitrust act.

7. Wilson fought hard for Underwood Act to reduce tariff rates since Civil War.

8. Wilsons grandpa and dad were both ministers.

9. In 1910 Wilson became governor of New Jersey

10. Wilson approved of progressive era.

2. Taft was the secretary of war before becoming president

3. He was 6 feet tall and 350 pounds! He was well liked

4. Was chosen to be the cheif justice after being president

5. He only served 1 term

6. He urged congress to pass the income tax act

7. Teddy Roosevelt served a third term after him

8. He had over 90 trusts in a four year term

9. Taft signed the Payne- Aldrich Tariff

10. Taft was too cautious in the end to hold together the Republican party with the conservatives and progressives

2. He mastered horseriding and marksmanship

3. At an early age he became a leader in New York politics.

4. He became president in 1901

5. He was the youngest president ever in his era at 42 years old.

6. He was blinded in his left eye from boxing and galloped 100 miles on horseback just to prove it was possible.

7. Roosevelt acted boldly in whatever he did.

8. Roosevelt felt like the government should take over when the states were incapable of doing so.

9. A "bully pulpit" was what Roosevelt saw the presidency as.

10. He could influence media and shape legislation.