As president,Woodrow Wilson
A)more tightly consolidated executive power than had Theodore Roosevelt.
B)preferred to delegate the details of policy-making to others.
C)had no close advisors.
D)looked to congressional Democrats to provide national leadership.
E)exerted little control over his cabinet,who often disagreed with him.

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Woodrow Wilson believed in a strong presidency and worked to consolidate executive power. He increased the role of the White House staff and relied heavily on his personal advisors to implement policy. He was known for his forceful leadership style and his willingness to use executive power to achieve his goals.

As President,Woodrow Wilson