Presidents Flashcards

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George Washington

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  1. Washington’s farewell address
  2. Steps down after two terms which establishes the republic
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John Adams

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  1. Alien and Sedition Acts
  2. One of the writers of the declaration of independence
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Thomas Jefferson

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  1. Louisiana Purchase
  2. Purposes Embargo Act
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James Madison

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  1. War of 1812
  2. Federalist papers
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James Monroe

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  1. Missouri compromise
  2. Era of Good feelings
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John Quincy Adams

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  1. Corrupt bargain
  2. Adams-Onis Treaty
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Andrew jackson

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  1. Bank War
  2. Paid off national Debt
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Martin Van Burren

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  1. Panic of 1837
  2. Divorce Bill
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William Henry Harrison

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  1. Longest inauguration speech
  2. Dies 30 days later
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John Tyler

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  1. First VP to become president
  2. Did not meet his parties requirements
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James K Polk

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  1. Mexican-American War
  2. Added most territory as president
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Zachary Taylor

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  1. Opposed Compromise of 1850
  2. Dies of stomach bug
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Millard Fillmore

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  1. Signs Compromise of 1850
  2. Fired everyone in Taylor’s cabinet
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Franklin Pierce

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  1. Kansas-Nebraska Act
  2. Does nothing about Bleeding Kansas
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James Buchanan

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  1. Did not enjoy presidency, wanted out
  2. Pro-Slavery (Supported Supreme Court in Dred Scott Case)
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Abraham Lincoln

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  1. Gettysburg Address
  2. Emancipation Proclamation
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Andrew Johnson

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  1. Impeached
  2. 21 vetoes during presidency
18
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Ulysses S Grant

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  1. Congressional Reconstruction
  2. Removes crumbs of slavery
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Rutherford B Hayes

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  1. Compromise of 1877
  2. Oversaw end of reconstruction