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Which best explains why Woodrow Wilson won the presidential election of 1912?
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The Republican candidate was involved in a scandal.
The US suffered an economic depression.
The Electoral College was tied, and it was decided by Congress.
The Republican vote was split between two other candidates.
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The Republican vote was split between two other candidates.
Explanation: Former President Theodore Roosevelt ran as a Progressive (Bull Moose) third‑party candidate against incumbent Republican William Howard Taft, dividing Republican support and allowing Democrat Woodrow Wilson to win with a plurality of the popular and Electoral College votes.
Explanation: Former President Theodore Roosevelt ran as a Progressive (Bull Moose) third‑party candidate against incumbent Republican William Howard Taft, dividing Republican support and allowing Democrat Woodrow Wilson to win with a plurality of the popular and Electoral College votes.
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