Benjamin Harrison Research Paper
Over the time between early presidential years; Benjamin Harrison was the 23rd president who studied law. Benjamin was the grandson of one of the president name William Harrison who served as the 9th president. Benjamin wanted to accomplish many thing as a president he passed an act called the Sherman Antitrust Act which allowed people to pay how much as they wanted for goods (food or basic clothing).Also, in the paper i'm going to talking about the hull house, The election of 1888, Jane Addams (co founder of the hull house) and the Sherman Antitrust act.
Benjamin Harrison was the 23rd president of the United States he was born on August 20,1833.He lived on a farm by the Ohio river below Cincinnati. Before his presidential time his grandfather …show more content…
James G. Blaine was an unsuccessful candidate of 1884 he did not want to run again. Benjamin Harrison who was a senator from the state Indiana and the grandson of the hero of Tippecanoe (a fight) became one of the candidates with his record in the civil war; his (quality of being liked by other soldiers) among union soldiers earned him votes if the states Indiana and Ohio. He had many of intelligent thinking of his chance of winning the election; he was a (war between groups that all live in one country) soldier with a good record and the fact is that Grover Cleveland had made many enemies during his time in office. The election was a tough one Grover Cleveland won 5,534,488 popular and Benjamin Harrison won 5,444,892 popular votes. The electoral votes which Benjamin won 65 more than Cleveland he had enough to win the race.The election of 1888 did not feature any other same evil and violent (series of actions to reach a goal) disagreements between things as election of 1876 . Grover Cleveland had stood against a political machine which might have been responsible for Cleveland losing New York votes. The election ended it was carefully thought about/believed fair and legal. Successfully winning 36 more votes from New York; Grover Cleveland beating by a margin of popular votes less than 1% those 36 votes Benjamin won would have equaled the 72 votes not knowing Grover Cleveland would have won the election.As it came close in the as he did in the electoral race Grover Cleveland would have won if it hadn't been for the electoral votes losing him by a long shot. Over all the election was a success Benjamin Harrison became the 23rd president of the United States. When he entered the White House he was facing domestic foreign policy issues(which deals with the nation and government).Two more things that were
Benjamin Harrison was the 23rd president of the United States he was born on August 20,1833.He lived on a farm by the Ohio river below Cincinnati. Before his presidential time his grandfather …show more content…
James G. Blaine was an unsuccessful candidate of 1884 he did not want to run again. Benjamin Harrison who was a senator from the state Indiana and the grandson of the hero of Tippecanoe (a fight) became one of the candidates with his record in the civil war; his (quality of being liked by other soldiers) among union soldiers earned him votes if the states Indiana and Ohio. He had many of intelligent thinking of his chance of winning the election; he was a (war between groups that all live in one country) soldier with a good record and the fact is that Grover Cleveland had made many enemies during his time in office. The election was a tough one Grover Cleveland won 5,534,488 popular and Benjamin Harrison won 5,444,892 popular votes. The electoral votes which Benjamin won 65 more than Cleveland he had enough to win the race.The election of 1888 did not feature any other same evil and violent (series of actions to reach a goal) disagreements between things as election of 1876 . Grover Cleveland had stood against a political machine which might have been responsible for Cleveland losing New York votes. The election ended it was carefully thought about/believed fair and legal. Successfully winning 36 more votes from New York; Grover Cleveland beating by a margin of popular votes less than 1% those 36 votes Benjamin won would have equaled the 72 votes not knowing Grover Cleveland would have won the election.As it came close in the as he did in the electoral race Grover Cleveland would have won if it hadn't been for the electoral votes losing him by a long shot. Over all the election was a success Benjamin Harrison became the 23rd president of the United States. When he entered the White House he was facing domestic foreign policy issues(which deals with the nation and government).Two more things that were