woodrow wilson was the 28th president of the united states.
woodrow wilson was the 28th president of the united states.
who is the 28th president of the united states?
woodrow wilson
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ten presidents have stayed at the hotel: 









































bullet::::- william howard taft – 27th president of the united states









































bullet::::- woodrow wilson – 28th president of the united states









































bullet::::- calvin coolidge – 30th president of the united states









































bullet::::- herbert hoover – 31st president of the united states









































bullet::::- franklin d. roosevelt – 32nd president of the united states, stayed in 1936









































bullet::::- dwight d. eisenhower – 34th president of the united states, stayed in 1947









































bullet::::- richard m. nixon – 37th president of the united states
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bullet::::- in the "southern victory" alternate history series by harry turtledove, theodore roosevelt was the 28th president of the united states, serving from march 4, 1913, to march 4, 1921. he is best remembered as being the president during the great war (1914–1917), and is one of the most highly esteemed presidents in us history. not long after his 20th birthday in 1878, roosevelt headed west, reinventing himself as a rancher in the montana territory. he was engaged to alice hathaway lee at the time. in time, roosevelt acquired a substantial ranch. when the second mexican war (1881–1882) began, roosevelt attempted to join a volunteer regiment, only to learn the territory was not raising any. he raised a cavalry regiment of his own, roosevelt's unauthorized regiment, which he equipped and fed his own expense until they were provisionally accepted into the us regular army as the first montana volunteer cavalry. he patrolled the border with the dominion of canada until british general charles george gordon invaded montana. roosevelt took part in the battle of the teton river, which saw gordon's defeat. he and colonel george armstrong custer competed for coverage of their respective heroics in the newspapers, touching off a lifelong rivalry between the two. during the ceasefire, roosevelt had a one-night stand with a widow near fort benton. roosevelt was elected president in 1912, defeating the socialist candidate senator eugene v. debs. when archduke franz ferdinand, the heir apparent to austria-hungary, was assassinated in sarajevo on june 28, 1914, roosevelt vowed to support his central powers allies, leading to a declaration of war against the confederate states of america. during the war, roosevelt made frequent visits to military positions. on the roanoke front, he once narrowly had his life saved by chester martin. he was re-elected by a huge margin in the wartime election of 1916, once again defeating debs. roosevelt led the united states to its first wartime victory since the first mexican war (1846–1848) and altered the balance of power on the north american continent by expelling the british from canada, creating the republic of quebec, and placing severe arms and economic restrictions on the confederate states. after the war, labor unrest broke out across the country, and roosevelt's democratic party was seen as a part of the problem rather than of the solution. in 1918, control of congress passed to the socialists for the first time. in 1920, socialist candidate upton sinclair defeated roosevelt's unprecedented bid for a third presidential term. sinclair became the 29th president as well as the first member of his party to hold the office. roosevelt quietly left the political stage while his successor rolled back many of his policies and pursued a wide variety of personal interests, including aviation and big game hunting. he died suddenly of a cerebral hemorrhage while golfing in 1924. upon his request, he was buried in arlington county, west virginia, the former estate of robert e. lee. arlington had been in confederate territory until roosevelt avenged the united states' defeat in the war of secession (1861–1862), making the interment site a fitting one. roosevelt is considered the greatest, most beloved, and most memorable president in us history. in the last category, he is approached by only george washington, thomas jefferson and abraham lincoln. of the four, he is the only one remembered in an entirely positive light as washington and jefferson were from virginia and lincoln lost the war of succession. in the confederacy, roosevelt was remembered as a fearsome enemy, but the memory was wreathed in a healthy respect. roosevelt's burial in lee's onetime home offended many confederates, especially in the freedom party. confederate states president jake featherston frequently reflected on how "another theodore roosevelt" would make "a dangerous enemy," and was relieved that such presidents as hosea blackford, herbert hoover, al smith and charles w. la follette were considerably less formidable. in the 1930s, a film based on the exploits of roosevelt's famous unauthorized regiment during the second mexican war was released to critical acclaim. roosevelt was played by marion morrison. despite being a staunch democrat, he was a relative of the lifelong socialist politician franklin d. roosevelt, who served as secretary of war from 1933 to 1937 and assistant secretary of war from 1937 to 1945.
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