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Teddy Roosevelt selected William Howard Taft as his successor in the 1908 election. Taft defeated William Jennings Bryan for the third time. However, Taft upset Roosevelt with his policies regarding oil drilling in Alaska, dollar diplomacy instead of Roosevelt's big stick approach, inconsistent tariffs, and replacing Roosevelt's cabinet members. This caused Roosevelt to run against Taft in the 1912 election as the third party Bull Moose candidate, splitting the Republican vote and allowing Democrat Woodrow Wilson to win the presidency.
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This document lists and honors many pioneering African Americans who have influenced history and helped advance civil rights. It recognizes individuals from various fields, including politics, the military, science, entertainment, sports, and more, who broke barriers and racial obstacles as "firsts" in their respective areas. The list spans from the 19th century to present day and includes well-known figures like Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Barack Obama as well as many lesser known but still important names.
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This document lists and honors many pioneering African Americans who have influenced history and helped advance civil rights. It recognizes individuals from various fields, including politics, the military, science, entertainment, sports, and more, who broke barriers and racial obstacles as "firsts" in their respective areas. The list spans from the 19th century to present day and includes well-known figures like Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Barack Obama as well as many lesser known but still important names.
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This document lists and honors many pioneering African Americans who have influenced United States history. It recognizes individuals from various fields, including politics, civil rights activism, science, sports, entertainment, and more who broke barriers and racial obstacles. The list spans from the 19th century to present day, showing that Black history and achievement is integral to American history overall.
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This document lists and honors many pioneering African Americans who have influenced history. It recognizes individuals from various fields, including politics, civil rights activism, science, sports, entertainment, and more. Many "firsts" are mentioned, such as the first Black astronaut, senators, generals, pilots, millionaires, and others who broke barriers. The list celebrates those who fought against injustice and racism to help advance equality and representation in America.
Black History Month
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