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What impact did Theodore Roosevelt's Progressive Party have on the presidential election of 1912?A. The Progressive Party aligned with Eugene v. Debs, who won an unprecedented 23 percent of the popular voteB. Roosevelt's Progressive Party represented the perspective of Americans who wanted to reduce the power of the national governmentC. The Progressive Party split the Republican Party Vote, allowing Woodrow Wilson to win the presidencyD. The Progressive Party put the conservation movement at the center of the 1912 presidential election, influencing voters more than any other issues
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