President Woodrow Wilson, who served as president during
World War I, was sympathetic to worker’s welfare. He instituted the first labor
reforms by protecting labor unions, passing laws outlawing child labor, and
urged the Congress to lower tariffs to lower the cost of living for the lower
and middle classes. He also ushered the Clayton Anti-Trust Act to prevent
unfair competition.
Answer:
Bullock
Explanation:
Bullock served as the 46th Governor of Georgia from 1868 to 1871 during Reconstruction and was the first Republican governor of Georgia.
Died: April 27, 1907, Albion
Born: March 28, 1834, Bethlehem, New York
Answer: The Latins the Etruscans and the Greeks Explanation: The latins had an influence on the Roman language, the greeks had an influence on their architecture, and the Etruscans played a large influence in their sports.
