Jared Slaybaugh's History Page (Sem. 2)
Electronic Portfolio | Outlines | Group Projects | Special Projects | Webliographies | Journals | Study Guides | Threaded discusions

Home








Cover Page/Resume

Cover Letter
 
 

                        Woodrow Wilson

                  1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

                  Washington, DC 20500

                         (202)-456-6213

             28thpresedent33@hotmail.com

 

 

January 12, 1913

 

 

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen of Congress,

 

Are our Tariffs too high? Are we still paying too much Tax? As President I feel that we need to do something about these high taxes.  I feel that I have a solution that can help us all in this time of need.

 

I have made up and act that will provide the Nation with a more elastic money supply we badly need. It is called the Underwood act. If you pass this act, our taxes will be lowered and the people will have more money in their pockets

 

As you read this letter and come to a conclusion, I will be hoping that you consider the high Tariffs and what kind of effect they have on the people of the United States. Remember, this will help the people of the United States. Thank you!

 

Sincerely

 

Woodrow Wilson  

 

Woodrow Wilson

 

Enclosure: Resume

 

 

 

 

Resume

 

 

Woodrow Wilson

Princeton University                                                     The White House
Princeton, New Jersey 08544                                       1600 Pennsylvania Avenue

(609) 258-3000                                                              Washington, DC 20500     

28thpresident33@hotmail.com

Objective

To Change of the tariff, the revising of the banking system, the checking of monopolies and fraudulent advertising, the prohibiting of unfair business practices, and the like.

Education

            Princeton University(1890 to 1910), Princeton, NJ (Baccalaureate Degree)

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA(Degree in Law)

Johns Hopkins University, (Doctorate degree)

 

Activities

President of USA

Scholar

 

Experience

Practiced law for 2 years

Taught for three years at Bryn Mawr College

Taught for two years at Wesleyan College.

 

References

            The United States Congress (available upon request)

 

 

 

 


Enter supporting content here