Answer: Immigrants suspected of being communists and/or anarchists.
Explanation:
The Palmer Raids is a 1919 event initiated by President Woodward Wilson. These actions were directed against immigrants from Italy and much of Eastern Europe for fear that they might proclaim the ideas of communism in the country. About 3,000 people were arrested in those raids, and more than 500 people were expelled from the country.
The primary goal of the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 was to "break up" the trusts and monopolies that had formed within the business world, since such things were greatly limiting competition and hurting the US economy.
Answer:
I would talk about Theodore Roosevelt! He was a third party candidate, however, he didn't win the first time but did gain a larger percent of the vote for a third party candidate (27%). Another great one you could talk about is Ross Perot who won 19% of the popular vote but was beaten by Nixon.
