B. Theodore Roosevelt
In the 1912 election, the Republican Party was divided. Its conservative wing supported President William Howard Taft for reelection. Theodore ("Teddy") Roosevelt, who had been President from 1901-1909, led the progressive wing of the Republicans. Ultimately, Roosevelt and his supporters objected to the nomination of Taft as the Republican candidate, and formed a 3rd party, the Progressive Party, with Roosevelt as their presidential candidate. The Progressive Party was nicknamed "The Bull Moose Party," a reference to how Roosevelt described himself.
Roosevelt won 27% of the popular vote; Taft received 23% of the popular vote. Democratic candidate Woodrow Wilson got 42% of the popular vote and carried 40 states to win the Electoral College vote handily.
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Immigrants are the people who come from other countries to America and since they come from other countries, they might face certain obstacles like difference in the language, or a difference in the cultures of two countries or finding new jobs in the United States. Finding a new house to live in also poses a problem and the difference in the weather conditions like adjusting in extreme cold conditions of the united states is also a problem.
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They both had coastlines along the Atlantic Ocean.
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