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The twenty-fifth president of the United States, William McKinley, was mortally wounded at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo in September of 1901. McKinley was supposed to do a general meet and greet with the public after giving a speech the day before in front of fifty thousand people. One of the individuals who was in that crowd was Leon Czolgosz, an anarchist.
Czolgosz was incredibly close to the podium during McKinley’s speech but he did not fire his weapon. In fear that he would not hit his target, he retreated. Statistically speaking, he felt he did not have the right angle to be able to take McKinley out. Czologosz was motivated by anarchist leader Emma Goldman. She had delivered a speech in Cleveland that he heard and he wanted to do something to advance the anarchist cause. He set out to assassinate the president of the United States.
Determined as he was Czologosz waited until the next day and stationed himself at the Temple of Music on the Exposition grounds. McKinley was going to meet the public and although his personal secretary, George B. Cortelyou, wanted to arrange for more security the request was turned down. McKinley refused even though Cortelyou was on edge because of assassinations by anarchists in Europe. Still, McKinley declined as he did not believe the chances of him being assassinated were great enough.
He loved the people and for the most part, the people loved him. Unfortunately, Czologosz got to the president and shot him twice in the stomach. McKinley died a few days later. This might not seem like it has anything to do with statistics but that is not the truth. Statistics are involved in every aspect of life, which is something that you will learn.
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McKinley had a cabinet with him at all times that he trusted. People that were close to him that were able to help him make major decisions. You can think of HeyTutor and your Buffalo statistics tutor as your cabinet. The reps at HeyTutor will act as your secretary and will take care of all the clerical work.
We will not find you a tutor, because we have already found the statistics tutors. We will match you with someone who is going to be perfect for your needs. Then you will start your Buffalo statistics tutoring sessions with a professional who is dedicated to helping you. You can think of this tutor as your advisor. They are going to advise you and make sure your head is on straight. But ultimately, the final decisions that are going to be made will be up to you.
Just as the president has the ultimate say, you do as well. You are the Commander in Chief during your math tutoring sessions, so you call the shots. One of our statistics tutors in Boston is just there to help guide you in the right direction. Reach out to our team of reps so you can join HeyTutor and start receiving the help that you require.
