Thomas Woodrow Wilson was the 28th president of United States of America and a well-known personality as well. During his career as president of United States, he did many remarkable and revolutionary works. Here are some facts about Woodrow Wilson.
1. Birth
The date of birth of Woodrow Wilson is 28th December, 1856 and place of birth is in Staunton Virginia. He was 3rd child of his father Joseph Ruggles Wilson who was a Presbyterian Minister. His siblings were two sisters and one brother.
2. Early Life
Woodrow Wilson did his law graduation in 1879. After a long career of professorship in different Universities, he became the president of Princeton University in 1902 and served there for eight years.
3. Political Career
Woodrow Wilson became the governor of New Jersey in 1911 and served on this post for about three years. After that, he participated in elections for United States President and elected in his first attempt.
4. President of United States
Woodrow Wilson was elected as 28th President of United States in 1913 and ruled the country for eight years means up to 1921.
5. Remarkable Works during Presidency
The notable works of Woodrow Wilson during his career as President of United States were giving permission to women to cast vote, establishment of Federal Reserve System, initiation of Income Tax and establishing Mother’s Day on national level.