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Presidents

Civics

Number of PresidentNameTerm ServedFactPolitical PartyVice President
1st President George Washington 1789-1797 Commander in Chief of the Continental Army No Party VP- John Adams
2nd President John Adams 1779-1801 First Vice President Federalist VP- Thomas Jefferson
3rd President Thomas Jefferson 1801-1809 Authorized the Louisiana Purchase and Lewis & Clark Expedition Democratic-Republican VP- Aaron Burr; George Clinton
4th President James Madison 1809-1817 President during the War of 1812 Democratic-Republican VP- George Clinton; Elbridge Gerry
5th President James Monroe 1817-1825 Implemented the Monroe Doctrine; closing America to further colonization Democratic-Republican VP- Daniel D. Thompkins
6th President John Quincy Adams 1825-1829 Served as co-counsel on the Amistad case, arguing that African rebels had a right to freedom Democratic-Republican VP-John C. Calhoun
7th President Andrew Jackson 1829-1837 Signed Indian Removal Act (forced the migration of Native Americans) Democratic VP- John C. Calhoun; Martin Van Buren
8th President Martin Van Buren 1837-1841 Only president to have learned English as a second language. Grew up speaking Dutch Democratic VP- Richard M. Johnson
9th President William Henry Harrison 1841 (March 4 - April 4) Died of pneumonia Whig VP- John Tyler
10th President John Tyler 1841-1845 First president married while in office- had 15 children! Whig VP- None
11 President Jams Polk 1845-1849 Extended nation's boundaries to Pacific Ocean after the Mexican War Democratic VP- George Dallas
12th President Zachary Taylor 1849-1850 (16 months) Hero of Mexican War; died in office of unknown causes after a 4th of July Celebration Whig VP- Millard Fillmore
13th President Millard Fillmore 1850-1853 Compromise of 1850 delayed war between the states for 10 years Whig VP- None
14th President Franklin Pierce 1853-1857 Rose to General in Mexican War Democratic VP- William Rufus DeVane King (d. 1853)
15th President James Buchanan 1857-1861 Near end of term, 7 states seceded, forming the Confederate States of America Democratic VP- JOhn C. Breckinridge
16th President Abraham Lincoln 1861-1865 Six weeks into 1st term, attack on Fort Sumter begins the Civil War; Issued the Emancipation Proclamation freeing slaves Republican VP- Hannibal Hamlin; Andrew Johnson
17th President Andrew Johnson 1865-1869 First president to be impeached by the house- Senate acquitted Democratic VP- None
18th President Ulysses S. Grant 1869-1877 Held no other political offices Republican VP- Schuyler Colfax; Henry Wilson
19th President Rutherford B. Hayes 1877-1881 Ended Reconstruction in the South Republican VP- William Wheeler
20th President James Garfield 1881 (6.5 months) 2nd president to be assassinated Republican VP- Chester Arthur
21st President Chester Arthur 1881-1885 Signed the Pendleton Act, reforming the civil service system Republican VP- None
22nd President Grover Cleveland 1885-1889 Only president to serve two non-consecutive terms in office Democratic VP- Thomas Hendricks (d. 1885)
23rd President Benjamin Harrison 1889-1893 Rose to General during Civil War; inaugurated 100 years after 1st president Republican VP- Levi Morton
24th President Grover Cleveland 1893-1897 Panic of 1893 sent nation in to depression; served 2 non-consecutive terms Democratic VP_ Adlai Stevenson
25th President William McKinley, JR 1897-1901 Assassinated 6 months into 2nd term Republican VP_ Garret Hobart; Theodore Roosevelt
26th President Theodore Roosevelt 1904-1909 Doubled the number of National Parks; 1906 Nobel Peace Prize Republican VP- Charles Fairbanks
27th President William Howard Taft 1909-1913 Served as Secretary of War under Theodore Roosevelt; Established the federal income tax Republican VP-James S. Sherman
28th President Woodrow Wilson 1913-1921 Only president to earn a PhD; 19th Amendment; President during WWI; 1919 Nobel Peace Prize Democratic VP- Thomas Marshall
29th President Warren Harding 1921-1923 First president to speak on the radio; died in CA traveling back from 1st ever presidential visit to Alaska Republican VP- Calvin Coolidge
30th President Calvin Coolidge 1923-1929 Sworn in as President by a justice of the peace in Vermont- his father Republican VP- Charles Dawes
31st President Herbert Hoover 1929-1933 Self-made multi-millionaire by age 40; Stock market crash of 1929 brought on the Great Depression Republican VP- Charles Curtis
32nd President Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1933-1945 Paralyzed by polio at age 39; President during Great Depression and WWII; Longest serving president (4 terms); Created Social Security System Democratic VP- John N. Garner; Henry A. Wallace; Harry S. Truman
33rd President Harry S. Truman 1945-1953 Assumed presidency upon the death of Roosevelt; Ordered the use of the atomic bomb to end WWII Democratic VP- None; Alben Barkley
34th President Dwight D. Eisenhower 1953-1961 Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in WWII; Commander of NATO forces in Europe; 1 president to campaign on TV; 1st president for all 50 states Republican VP- Richard M. Nixon
35th President John F. Kennedy 1961-1963 1st catholic and youngest elected president; established Peace Corps; assassinated in Dallas, TX Democratic VP- Lyndon Baines Johnson
36th President Lyndon Baines Johnson 1963-1969 Oversaw escalation of Vietnam War; Signed the Civil Rights Act into law Democratic VP- None; Hubert Humphrey
37th President Richard Nixon 1969-1974 Pulled US troops out of Vietnam; improved relations with China & USSR; Faced impeachment after Watergate scandal; 1st president to resign Republican VP- Spiro Agnew; Gerald Ford
38th President Gerald Ford 1974-1977 Turned down National Football League contract; only president never elected- as President of VP Republican VP- Nelson Rockefeller
39th President James Carter, JR 1977-1981 Negotiated Camp David peace accord between Egypt & Israel; 2002 Nobel Peace prize Democratic VP- Walter Mondale
40th President Ronald Reagan 1981-1989 Actor in 53 films; wounded in assassination attempt 69 days into presidency; appointed 1st woman to Supreme Court Republican VP- George Bush
41st President George Bush 1989-1993 US Ambassador to United Nations; Director of CIA; President during collapse of Soviet Union & 1st Gulf War Republican VP- Dan Quayle
42nd President William Clinton 1993-2001 Impeached by congress; acquitted by Senate; appointed 1st woman Secretary of State Democratic VP- Al Gore
43rd President George W. Bush 2001-2009 Son of 41st president; president during 9/11 terror attacks; implemented Patriot Act Republican VP- Richard Cheney
44th President Barack Obama II 2009-2017 1st African American president; divided the country more than any other time since the Civil War; 2009 Nobel Peace Prize Democratic VP- Joseph Biden
45th President Donald Trump 2017- Present 324th wealthiest man in the world Republican VP- Mike Pence
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