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Key Events in the 1912 Presidential Election
Theodore Roosevelt unsuccessfully challenges
President William Howard Taft for the Republican nomination.
Roosevelt starts the Bull Moose Party and runs in the general election
against Taft, Democrat Woodrow Wilson, and Eugene Debs from the
Socialist Party.
Wilson is decisively elected president.
Based on these key events, what was a consequence of Theodore Roosevelt's decision to run as the nominee of the
Moose Party?
public rejection of policies favored by Roosevelt
b unification of the Democratic Party behind Wilson
splitting of Republican votes in the general election
continued popularity of third-party presidential candidates



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The consequence of Roosevelt running under the Bull Moose Party was the splitting of Republican votes, leading to Wilson's election.


Explanation:

The consequence of Theodore Roosevelt's decision to run as the nominee of the Bull Moose Party was the splitting of Republican votes in the general election. This split between Taft's conservative supporters and Roosevelt's progressives allowed for Woodrow Wilson to win the election and become president.


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