The First 20 Presidents of the United States of America
George Washington
Constitution
Bill of Rights
B
John Adams
Alien and Sedition Acts
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
James Madison
War of 1812
James Monroe
Monroe Doctrine
John Quincy Adams
Corrupt Bargain
Andrew Jackson
Nullification
Trail of Tears
Martin Van Buren
OK
William Henry Harrison
1 month
John Tyler
Annexation of Texas
James Polk
Mexico
Oregon
Zachary Taylor
49ers
Millard Fillmore
Compromise of 1850
Franklin Pierce
Kansas-Nebraska Act
James Buchanan
Dredd Scott Decision
Abraham Lincoln
Emancipation Proclamation
Civil War
Andrew Johnson
Impeachment
Ulysses Grant
Gilded Age
Rutherford Hayes
End of Reconstruction
James Garfield
Assassinated
The Second 24 Presidents of the
United States of America
Chester Arthur
Pendleton Act
Grover Cleveland
Haymarket Riot
Benjamin Harrison
Wounded Knee
Grover Cleveland
First Income Tax
William McKinley
Spanish-American War
Theodore Roosevelt
Square Deal
William Taft
Trust-buster
Woodrow Wilson
World War I
Warren Harding
Return to Normalcy
Calvin Coolidge
Roaring 20's
Herbert Hoover
Great Depression
Dwight Eisenhower
Military-Industrical Complex
John F. Kennedy
Cuban Missile Crisis
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Gerald Ford
Pardon
Jimmy Carter
Iran Hostage Crisis
Ronald Reagan
End of Cold War
George H. Bush
Iraq War
Bill Clinton
DMCA
George W. Bush
9/11
Barack Obama
Obamacare
Franklin Roosevelt
World War II
New Deal
Harry Truman
Korean War
Atomic Bomb
Lyndon Johnson
Great Society
Civil Rights Act
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All the Presidents of the United States
This is a listing of presidents and what each one is known for, with hand gestures to help learn the ideas associated with each.
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