Grover Cleveland served as both the 22nd and 24th President of the United States (1885-1889 and 1893-1897), making him unique as he is counted twice in presidential numbering due to his non-consecutive terms.
Imagine if your favorite TV show got cancelled but then brought back a few years later - that's kind of what happened with Grover Cleveland's presidency!
Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC): Established during Cleveland’s first term, it was designed to regulate railroads and prevent unfair practices.
Sherman Antitrust Act: Passed during Cleveland’s second term, this law aimed at maintaining economic competition by preventing monopolies.
Populist Party: This third-party movement grew out of agrarian unrest in response to falling crop prices; its rise coincided with Cleveland’s presidencies.
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