What factor helped Woodrow Wilson win the election of 1912? A. Wilson had gained popularity as a leader during World War I.
B. Theodore Roosevelt's Bull Moose Party split the Republican vote,
C. William H. Taft decided he would not run for another term as
president
D. Big business supported the Democratic party.

Correct

B. Theodore Roosevelt's Bull Moose Party split the Republican vote,

Explanation:

In 1912 US  presidential election, it was contested by four major contenders namely: Woodrow Wilson (Democrats), Bull Moose (Progressive) and former Republican president Theodore Roosevelt and Republican incumbent president William Howard Taft.

As a result of the unpopular policies of Taft, it led to his predisessor, Roosevelt contesting for the Republican's party presidential nominee. This action caused a split in the Republican party leading to the party fielding two different candidates which affected their outcome in the election.

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explanation:

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