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1. Which of the following was a way that the campaigns of Wilson and Roosevelt differed during the election of 1912?
Roosevelt supported the creation of the income tax, while Wilson did not.
Wilson supported the lowering of tariffs, while Roosevelt wanted to keep them at higher levels.
Roosevelt wanted to restrict the amount of money corporations could donate to campaigns, while Wilson did not.
Wilson wanted to remove large corporations and business from the U.S. economy, while Roosevelt only wanted to regulate them.

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