History Problem
There is no question Woodrow Wilson, as President of Princeton University, did much to advance the goals of education. His progressive actions and his dream of a better world, free of its imperial stamp, were hugely influential in foreign policy goals moving forward. The League of Nations is his legacy to the United Nations of today.
But make no mistake about it: Wilson was an avowed racist who set back the cause of black people in America while he was President, and beyond. Princeton University's Board of Trustees voted to remove Wilson's name both from the School of Public Policy and International Affairs (!) AND a residential college on its campus.
• Explain to me why Woodrow Wilson's name should be removed from both the School of Public Policy and International Affairs and the residential college on its campus. You need to cite information you learned in reading the articles, and the lessons on Wilson, the war and the peace, as well as your own logical reasoning for stating this.
• Explain to me why Woodrow Wilson's name should not be removed from both the School of Public Policy and International Affairs and the residential college on its campus. You need to cite information you learned in reading the articles, and the lessons on Wilson, the war and the peace, as well as your own logical reasoning for stating this
• Having stated both reasons, choose one or the other to defend as your "final answer" as to whether or not Wilson's name should have been removed. Support your answer with reasons and evidence.
The response must include a reference list. Using Times New Roman 12 pnt font, double-space, one-inch margins, and APA style of writing and citations.