which established the Federal Reserve system as we know it. President Woodrow Wilson signed the act into law on December 23, 1913. When the Fed lowers the reserve requirement for a bank ...

Later that day, President Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into law. The Federal Reserve Act is considered one of the most significant accomplishments of the Wilson Administration.

The 28th president was dismissive toward America’s founding principles. Historians criticize his administration for its ...

Major Acts Woodrow Wilson famously elaborated his Fourteen Points in January ... the League of Nations. Wilson established the Federal Reserve and the Federal Trade Commission—the first advocated a ...

Johns Hopkins University is preparing to remove Woodrow Wilson’s name from a fellowship program and recontextualize its use on a residence hall entryway. The decision by the university’s Committee to ...

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December: Thomas Woodrow Wilson is born in Staunton ... including the Underwood-Simmons Tariff Act, the Federal Reserve Act, and legislation establishing income taxes. The Wilson administration ...

A new biography of Woodrow Wilson puts the 28th president’s racism and sexism at the center of its narrative—and his ...

Woodrow Wilson settled into his new job as president with a deep sense of mission. His domestic program, called the New Freedom, sought to extend opportunity to all, and wrest power away from ...

Woodrow Wilson was now set to become the 28th President ... He also pushed for the passage of the Federal Reserve Act and the Federal Trade Commission Act establishing each of the agencies that ...