The Republican Party tried to limit the influence of Theodore Roosevelt by nominating him as vice president to William McKinley. This move was intended to place him in a less powerful position, as the vice presidency was often seen as a stepping stone with limited influence compared to being a governor or in other prominent positions.
How did the Republican Party try to limit the influence of Theodore Roosevelt?(1 point)
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Roosevelt was elected as the governor of New York.
Roosevelt was elected as the governor of New York.
Roosevelt was nominated vice president to William McKinley.
Roosevelt was nominated vice president to William McKinley.
Roosevelt was made the secretary of the U.S. Navy.
Roosevelt was made the secretary of the U.S. Navy.
Roosevelt was made the police chief of New York City.
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