Starting from the least progressive is William Taft, who embroiled both progressive and conservative ideals. Due to the oppositions of these factor, often times Taft ended up satisfying more toward the conservatives rather than progressives. Nevertheless, Taft did sympathized toward a …show more content…
Wilson 's raging idealism especially his desire to reform motivated him forward faster than anybody else. His character can be classified as somewhat stubborn in terms his moral righteousness followed that "wrong was wrong" and one should not compromise with wrong. First action Wilson took was swiftly tackling the the tariffs by passing the Underwood Tariff, which provided for a reduction of rates on tariffs for almost 1000 items. Banking reforms was another thing on Wilson 's agenda, as the economic system was grasped by this “money monster”. The Federal Reserve Act was created in response, which regulated the system