Calvin Coolidge Transformational Leader

Calvin Coolidge: “Silent Leadership and Economic Conservatism in the Roaring Twenties”

Natalie Mack, Department of Social Studies, Tunstall High School, Gov. 2009: U.S. VA Government, Mr. Marcus E. Huffman, February 29, 2024.

Abstract Calvin Coolidge started his journey by getting elected governor. The delegates nominated Coolidge as the vice presidential on the first ballot. Harding, friendly and easy-going, and Coolidge, quiet and solemn, won an overwhelming victory over their Democratic opponents. The presidency of Calvin Coolidge rises to power after the death of Warren G. Harding, emphasizing his commitment to limited government. He became the 6th vice president to become president upon death of the chief executive. He maintained …show more content…
a. The adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of Coolidge. The. Harper Collins. The. Calvin Coolidge did not rank high in the polls. His brother Oliver Coolidge was imprisoned and set forth a “curse” on Calvin. In this biography, Amity Shlaes tells the story of Calvin Coolidge and the extraordinary prosperity that came from his leadership. Greenberg, D. (2016, October 4). Calvin Coolidge: Impact and Legacy | Miller Center. Miller Center. https://millercenter.org/president/coolidge/impact-and-legacy In 1929, the Great Depression eroded Coolidge’s reputation. The nation’s economic collapse was linked to Coolidge’s policy decisions. His foreign policy also fell into disrepute. The 1920s faded just like prosperity. He also led the nation into the modern era. He was a bridge between two different periods of time. Hendrick, C. L. (2023). "The Species of the World." Calvin Coolidge. Salem Press Biographical Encyclopedia. Calvin Coolidge was a teacher for the deaf. Coolidge’s young years were filled with death. His sister died when she was 18 and his mother died when he was 12. He inherited a dash of Indian blood from his mother's side of the family. Calvin Coolidge was standing slightly five feet eight. He was committed to a quiet, sober, often dull, and always frugal lifestyle. Kirby, R. (2012, November 13). Significant Papers. Coolidgefoundation.org - http://coolidgefoundation.org. https://coolidgefoundation.org/resources/significant-papers-3/ Coolidge, along with his Treasury Secretary, promised to fulfill the campaign promises of former president Harding. To return the Nation to normalcy after the previous war. This led to an era of extreme growth and prosperity. When Coolidge stepped down from president, the tax rates went down 33% to wartime levels. Ruth Tenzer Feldman. (2007). The 'Standard' of the 'Standard'. Calvin Coolidge. Twenty-First Century Books. In this book by Ruth Feldman,

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