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George Washington
2
John Adams
3
Thomas Jefferson
4
James Madison
5
James Monroe
6
John Q. Adams
7
Andrew Jackson
8
Martin Van Buren
9
William Henry Harrison
10
John Tyler
11
James K. Polk
12
Zachary Taylor
13
Millard Fillmore
14
Franklin Pierce
15
James Buchanan
16
Abraham Lincoln
17
Andrew Johnson
18
Ulysses S. Grant
19
Ruther B. Hayes
20
James A. Garfield
21
Chester A. Arthur
22
Grover Cleveland
23
Benjamin Harrison
24
Grover Cleveland
25
William McKinley
26
Theodore Roosevelt
27
William Howard Taft
28
Woodrow Wilson
29
Warren G Harding
30
Calvin Coolidge
31
Herbert C. Hoover
32
Franklin D. Roosevelt
33
Harry S. Truman
34
Dwight D. Eisenhower
35
John F. Kennedy
36
Lyndon B. Johnson
37
Richard M. Nixon
38
Gerald R. Ford
39
Jimmy Carter
40
Ronald W. Reagan
41
George H. W. Bush
42
William J. Clinton
43
George W. Bush
44
Barack Obama
George Washington
He was the first president and did not believe in political parties
John Adams
Was delegated on both continental congresses
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana purchase
James Madison
Father of constitution
James Monroe
Monroe doctrine
John Q. Adams
Won in an election in which Andrew Jackson received more popular votes
Andrew Jackson
Encouraged Indian removal act. Lead to the trail of tears.
Martin Van Buren
Economic panics of 1837 and 1839 ruined his chances for reelection
William Henry Harrison
First president to die in office
John Tyler
First Vise President to take office after president’s death.
James K. Polk
Strong advocate of expansion. United States expands to the Pacific Ocean.
Zachary Taylor
Hero in war with Mexico. The slavery issue dominated his short term.
Millard Fillmore
President during compromise of 1850. Expansion created more debate over slavery
Franklin Pierce
President when Nebraska- Kansas Act was introduced- led to more turmoil
James Buchanan
He hoped Supreme Court would resolve slave issue for good and supported Nebraska /Kansas Act. Dred Scott decision.
Abraham Lincoln
Civil war president.
Andrew Johnson
Impeached from office but not removed. President during Civil War Reconstruction.
Ulysses S. Grant
Scandal and corruption during reconstruction period-
Ruther B. Hayes
Compromise 1877- Hays wins disputed election, but promises to remove troops from South.
James A. Garfield
Killed by a man that wanted to benefit from spoils system- Wanted to end the spoils system.
Chester A. Arthur
Even though he benefited from spoils system he gets congress to pass Pendleton Civil service act
Grover Cleveland
First democrat president since 1856 favored regulation of RR
Benjamin Harrison
Signed Sherman Anti- Trust Act
Grover Cleveland
World wide economic down turn panic and of 1893- his conservative approach to economic crisis did not help.
William McKinley
President during Spanish American War (killed by a crazy man)
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama Canal- imperialism
William Howard Taft
Distinguished lawyer and future Supreme Court Justice; used dollar diplomacy=$
Woodrow Wilson
President during WW1. It was his idea for league of Nations.
Warren G Harding
Selected some very good men for his cabinet but some were inexperienced, incompetent and/or dishonest
Calvin Coolidge
Very inactive- "laissez-faire"
Herbert C. Hoover
President at start of Great Depression
Franklin D. Roosevelt
President during the great depression and WWII. Elected 4 times, died in office.
Harry S. Truman
Ended WWII, used atomic bomb on Japan, desegregated army, helped establish Israel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
General in WWII, Modern Republicanism. Conservative with $ liberal with humans. Went by IKE.
John F. Kennedy
Would lead fight for new Civil Rights legislation. Assassinated in Dallas. Cuban Missile Crisis.
Lyndon B. Johnson
Great society- Civil Right and fight poverty. Increased our involvement in Vietnam War.
Richard M. Nixon
Further increased our involvement in Vietnam War. His visit to Communist China was his greatest achievement. Watergate was his down fall.
Gerald R. Ford
Pardoned Nixon ended Vietnam War
Jimmy Carter
Economy unstable, energy crisis, Iranian hostage crisis, Camp David Accords leads to peace between Israel and Egypt.
Ronald W. Reagan
President during fall of soviet union supply side economics- taxes
George H. W. Bush
President during first Iraq War.
William J. Clinton
President during great economic growth and was impeached.
George W. Bush
Won a disputed election in 2000 and lost the popular vote. Started 2nd Iraq war and left unstable economy.
Barack Obama
First African American President
1788-1792
George Washington
1796
John Adams
1800-1804
Thomas Jefferson
1808-1812
James Madison
1816-1820
James Monroe
1824
John Q. Adams
1828-1832
Andrew Jackson
1836
Martin Van Buren
1840
William Henry Harrison
1841
John Tyler
1844
James K. Polk
1848
Zachary Taylor
1850
Millard Fillmore
1852
Franklin Pierce
1856
James Buchanan
1860-1864
Abraham Lincoln
1865
Andrew Johnson
1868-1872
Ulysses S. Grant
1876
Ruther B. Hayes
1880
James A. Garfield
1881
Chester A. Arthur
1884
Grover Cleveland
1888
Benjamin Harrison
1892
Grover Cleveland
1896-1900
William McKinley
1901-1904
Theodore Roosevelt
1908
William Howard Taft
1912-1916
Woodrow Wilson
1920
Warren G Harding
1923-1924
Calvin Coolidge
1928
Herbert C. Hoover
1940-1944
Franklin D. Roosevelt
1945-1948
Harry S. Truman
1952-1956
Dwight D. Eisenhower
1960
John F. Kennedy
1963-1964
Lyndon B. Johnson
1968-1972
Richard M. Nixon
1974
Gerald R. Ford
1976
Jimmy Carter
1980-1984
Ronald W. Reagan
1988
George H. W. Bush
1992-1996
William J. Clinton
2000-2004
George W. Bush
2008-?
Barack Obama