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U.S Presidents


George Washington was the first nomination
 
John Adams stoped immigration
 
Thomas Jefferson authored of the decloration
 
James madison- waged war for 2 years
 
James Monroe- made the nation scared
 
John Quincy Adams-  just didn't care
 
Andrew Jackson- did natives unfair
 
Martin Van Buren- did the trail of tears
 
William Henry Harrison- didnt serve a year.
 
Tyler, Polk ,Taylor then came Filmore. Pierce and Buchannan set the stage for civil war
 
Abraham Lincoln was the great Emancipator, and when assinated Andrew Johnson replaced him. 
 
Usylles S Grant- known for corruption
 
Rutherford B Hayes ended reconstruction
 
Then came Garfield, next came Author, Cleveland served 2 terms but not in order. 
 
Benjamin Harrison served in between
 
William McKinley-made war with spain
 
Teddy Roosevelt- busted the trusts in half,
 
William Taft got stuck in a bath
 
Woodrow Wilson's known bringing them home
 
Warren Harding's known for the teapot dome
 
Calvin Coolidge known as silent ,cal
 
Herbert Hoover-made the market go down
 
FDR- made profit go wow!
 
Harry S. Truman- dropped  bombs like bow!
 
Eisenhower- contained the communist front
 
JfK- made that rocket launch
 
LBJ-sent them to vietnam
 
Then Nixon- made up detente
 
Now Gerald Ford was the next one up.
 
Jimmy Jimmy Carter , was a peanut farmer, followed by a policy of Ronald Regan's Reganomics. Then came bush, HW was the father. 
 
Followed by Clinton who was met with impediments,GW Bush  not known for his intelligence so thank God for Obama the first black president. 
 
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