Where did Wilson complete his doctoral dissertation?
Yale University
Princeton University
Stanford University
Harvard University
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Woodrow Wilson completed his doctoral dissertation at Harvard University. He was awarded his Ph.D. in history and political science in 1886, with his dissertation titled "Congressional Government: A Study in American Politics." The work delved into the structure and functioning of the United States Congress, offering insights into the separation of powers and the balance between legislative and executive branches.
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