Woodrow Wilson: Prophet of Peace, a National Park Service Teaching with Historic Places lesson plan
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Academic offices

Preceded byFrancis Landey Patton

President of Princeton University 1902–1910

Succeeded byJohn Aikman Stewartacting

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Preceded byFrank S. Katzenbach

Democratic nominee for Governor of New Jersey 1910

Succeeded byJames Fairman Fielder

Preceded byWilliam Jennings Bryan

Democratic nominee for President of the United States 1912, 1916

Succeeded byJames M. Cox

Political offices

Preceded byJohn Franklin Fort

Governor of New Jersey 1911–1913

Succeeded byJames Fairman Fielderacting

Preceded byWilliam Howard Taft

President of the United States 1913–1921

Succeeded byWarren G. Harding

Awards and achievements

Preceded byInternational Committee of the Red Cross

Laureate of the Nobel Peace Prize 1919

Succeeded byLéon Bourgeois

Preceded byGiulio Gatti-Casazza

Cover of Time November 12, 1923

Succeeded byErich Ludendorff

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