When Woodrow Wilson became president in 1912, the most serious shortcoming in the country's financial structure was that the A) large banks were scattered too widely around the country. B) Bank of the United States had been greatly weakened. read more
When he became president, Woodrow Wilson was concerned that banks A.) did not involve themselves enough in the US economy. B.) had too much influence in US politics. read more
When he became president, Woodrow Wilson was concerned that banks did not involve themselves enough in the US economy. had too much influence in US politics. were suffering from too much competition. had too much control over the nation’s credit system. read more