Wilson was unsuccessful in making lasting changes regarding

A) compensation for work-related injuries.

B) access to loans for small farmers.

C) the hours and age at which children worked.

D) hours and pay for railroad workers.

Woodrow Wilson, the 28th President of the United States of America (USA) was failed in fulfilling his many commitments while serving as the president of the country and access to loans for small farmers was one of it. But in actual terms he faced this failure due to his inner circle's fault.

In 1910, Wilson became the governor of the state of New Jersey and in 1912 he got selected for the more powerful post, he was elected as the 26th President of the America.

He served 6 long years for the U. S, he retired from his post. In 1919, Wilson received the Nobel Peace Prize. He died of cerebral hemorrhage in 1926.

(C) The hours and age at which children worked.

Explanation:

Wilson took an early enthusiasm for both the American and Latin America. Among his first international strategy objectives, was the arrangement for a Pan American Treaty connecting every one of the countries of the Western Hemisphere in a shared security framework, with America in an influential position. The first was standard assurances of political freedom under republican types of government and shared certifications of regional trustworthiness. The second was that the signatories to the bargain would obtain unlimited oversight inside its locale of the production and closeout of weapons of war.