Woodrow Wilson.
president of the United States from 1913 to 1921 (1856–1924)
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What's happening
Active this week
Earlier this month
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A town was named Wilsonia after Woodrow Wilson, and Fresno is noted as being near major commercial airports.Some support1 report
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Congress overrode Wilson's veto, while NIST and other institutions discussed federal date standards and historical clock changes.Some support1 report
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Ralph Nader noted that he has voted in elections since the time of Woodrow Wilson.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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The article connects the causes of modern geopolitical issues, linking WWI's aftermath to the rise of Hitler, and the Iraq War to regional instability in Iran.Some support1 report
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George W. Bush and Woodrow Wilson addressed global conflict and peace.Some support1 report
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Woodrow Wilson sought advice and assistance from residents of North Dakota.Some support1 report
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WWI influenced views on US foreign policy, leading to US women seeking meaningful wartime jobs in Europe.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The German populace, within the Weimar Republic, believed in Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points.Some support1 report
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Legislators co-sponsored a bill and signed an executive order to establish a refuge and transfer land jurisdiction.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Woodrow Wilson signed the Organic Act, establishing the National Park Service.Well supported4 reports
Gone quiet
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On July 13th, the belief was held that the founders' established limits were actually an obstacle to necessary progress.Some support1 report
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A documentary argues that Woodrow Wilson's movement shifted responsibility to the federal government.Some support2 reports
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Woodrow Wilson and Abraham Lincoln engaged in an ideological contrast regarding the founding principles of America.Some support1 report
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A book and press coverage explore the historical relationship between Woodrow Wilson, the White House, and the Vietnam War's impact on presidential respect.Some support1 report
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Father's Day became official in 1972, and Mother's Day was designated in 1914.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Woodrow Wilson visited South Jersey for a drawbridge dedication.Some support1 report
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A proclamation was issued establishing Flag Day, coinciding with the oldest Independence Day celebration held in Bristol, involving Woodrow Wilson.Some support1 report
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Around Woodrow Wilson this week
News at the entities that move Woodrow Wilson most-
supreme court OperationalTrump threatens doubled tariffs on Mexico while the Supreme Court considers his asylum ban.Moves Woodrow Wilson
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Treaty of Versailles StructuralA proclamation was concluded with Germany and allies, addressed to nations of the British Empire.Moves Woodrow Wilson
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National Retail Federation Shared contextCNBC and NRF jointly published a retail sales gauge, noting that high consumer debt pressures corporate strategy.Moves Woodrow Wilson
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state StructuralState organizes local body elections in Nellore district.Moves Woodrow Wilson
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Republicans Mentioned togetherThe post-Lincoln era is defined by party struggles, with Richard Nixon leading Republican control.Moves Woodrow Wilson
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Omaha Shared contextMayor John Ewing and Governor Jim Pillen attended a headquarters completion ceremony in Omaha.Moves Woodrow Wilson
Connections
The 23 strongest of 30, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
National Park Service Structural
Woodrow Wilson signed the Organic Act, establishing the National Park Service.
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state Structural
one depends on the other
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ELK Structural
Woodrow Wilson prompted the formal observance of ELK, establishing a causal link from the individual to the company's operational status.
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Adolf Hitler Structural
The geopolitical outcomes of WWI, including the Treaty of Versailles, created the conditions that led to the rise of Adolf Hitler.
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Treaty of Versailles Structural
Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points provided the foundational basis for the Treaty of Versailles.
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George W. Bush Shared context
The relationship is defined by their shared professional context as leaders who engaged with global conflict and peace.
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National Retail Federation Shared context
Woodrow Wilson's advocacy for Mother's Day as a national holiday provided key support for the goals of the National Retail Federation.
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Donald Trump Mentioned together
The two figures are thematically compared in media coverage regarding presidential achievement or rhetoric.
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Republicans Mentioned together
Woodrow Wilson's historical actions are thematically related to modern Republican political views.
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supreme court Operational
Woodrow Wilson signed an act that was later struck down by the Supreme Court.
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White House Shared context
The relationship was characterized by restricted press coverage of Woodrow Wilson by the administration.
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Elon Musk Mentioned together
A is discussed in the context of B's warnings regarding the dangers of private wealth influencing government.
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Ralph Nader Shared context
Ralph Nader's voting history is noted as occurring after the era of Woodrow Wilson.
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Wilsonia Shared context
Wilsonia is an infrastructure entity named after the historical figure Woodrow Wilson.
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Richard Nixon Shared context
Both individuals, while in office, contributed to the establishment of national observances recognized as holidays.
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Omaha Shared context
Woodrow Wilson attended a celebration that took place in Omaha.
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Ned Ryun Shared context
A documentary discusses how Wilson's life and work shifted responsibility to the federal government.
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North Dakota Transactional
Woodrow Wilson sought advice and assistance from the people of North Dakota.
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Jersey Shared context
Woodrow Wilson visited South Jersey for a drawbridge dedication.
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Abraham Lincoln Mentioned together
The relationship is characterized by an ideological contrast regarding the founding principles of America.
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Jackson Shared context
A former headquarters in Jackson is located near a street named after Woodrow Wilson.
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Texas Shared context
Texas is mentioned as part of the U.S. context regarding a holiday established during Woodrow Wilson's historical period.
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Korean War Mentioned together
The single piece of evidence provided relates Woodrow Wilson to WWI, not the Korean War.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
3 events- Woodrow Wilson declared Armistice Day after WWI, and Gerald Ford signed a law returning the holiday to November 11th.
- Local programs in St. Croix County honored WWI veterans on November 6, 2026.
- A town was named Wilsonia after Woodrow Wilson, and Fresno is noted as being near major commercial airports.
October 2026
3 events- Congress overrode Wilson's veto, while NIST and other institutions discussed federal date standards and historical clock changes.
- Ralph Nader noted that he has voted in elections since the time of Woodrow Wilson.
- The article connects the causes of modern geopolitical issues, linking WWI's aftermath to the rise of Hitler, and the Iraq War to regional instability in Iran.
September 2026
3 eventsShow 3 earlier months
July 2026
4 events- On July 13th, the belief was held that the founders' established limits were actually an obstacle to necessary progress.
- A documentary argues that Woodrow Wilson's movement shifted responsibility to the federal government.
- Woodrow Wilson and Abraham Lincoln engaged in an ideological contrast regarding the founding principles of America.
- A book and press coverage explore the historical relationship between Woodrow Wilson, the White House, and the Vietnam War's impact on presidential respect.
June 2026
5 events- WWI influenced views on US foreign policy, leading to US women seeking meaningful wartime jobs in Europe.
- Legislators co-sponsored a bill and signed an executive order to establish a refuge and transfer land jurisdiction.
- Father's Day became official in 1972, and Mother's Day was designated in 1914.
- Woodrow Wilson visited South Jersey for a drawbridge dedication.
- A proclamation was issued establishing Flag Day, coinciding with the oldest Independence Day celebration held in Bristol, involving Woodrow Wilson.