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in office 1789-1797: George Washington
VP- John Adams: GW
sec of state- Thomas Jefferson: GW
Sec of Treasury- Alexander Hamilton: GW
Judiciary Act: GW
Tariff of 1789: GW
Whiskey Rebellion: GW
French Revolution (citizen Genet): GW
Jay Treaty with England: GW
Pickney Treaty with Spain: GW
Farewell Address: GW
First Bank: GW
1797-1801: John Adams
2nd president: John Adams
Federalist: John Adams
VP- Thomas Jefferson: John Adams
X,Y,Z affair: John Adams
Alien Act: Sedition Act: John Adams
Naturalization Act: John Adams
"midnight judges": John Adams
Kentucky and VA resolution: John Adams
1801-1809: Thomas Jefferson
VP- Aaron Burr: Thomas Jefferson
Sec of State- James Madison: Thomas Jefferson
Marbury v Madison: Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase: Thomas Jefferson
Lewis and Clark Expedition: Thomas Jefferson
12 amendment: Thomas Jefferson
Embargo Act: Thomas Jefferson
non-intercourse act: Thomas Jefferson
1809-1817: James Madison
VP- Clinton: James Madison
Sec of State- James Monroe: James Madison
Macon Act: James Madison
Berlin and Milan decrees: James Madison
orders in council: James Madison
"war hawks": James Madison
War of 1812: James Madison
Hartford Convention: James Madison
first protective tariff: James Madison
5th president: James Monroe
1817-1825: James Monroe
VP- Tomkins: James Monroe
sec of state- John Quincy Adams: James Monroe
Marshall's decisions: McCulloch v Maryland, Dartmouth College Case, Gibbons v Ogden: James Monroe
Acquisition of Florida from Spain: James Monroe
Missouri Compromise: James Monroe
Monroe Doctrine: James Monroe
Sectional Tariff: James Monroe
Favorite sons election (jackson, JQ Adams, Crawford, Clay): James Monroe
1825-1829: John Quincy Adams
6th prez: John Quincy Adams
national republican: John Quincy Adams
vp- John C Calhoun: John Quincy Adams
sec of State- Henry Clay: John Quincy Adams
New York's Erie Canal: John Quincy Adams
Tariff of Abominations: John Quincy Adams
Calhoun's exposition and protest: John Quincy Adams
1829-1837: Andrew Jackson
7th prez: Andrew Jackson
VP -John C Calhoun: Andrew Jackson
VP- Martin Van Buren: Andrew Jackson
Jacksonian Democracy: Andrew Jackson
Tariffs of 1832 and 1833: Andrew Jackson
The second BUS: Andrew Jackson
formation of the whig party: Andrew Jackson
nullification crisis: Andrew Jackson
1837-1841: Martin Van Buren
8th prez: Martin Van Buren
vp- Johnson: Martin Van Buren
Panic of 1837: overspeculation in land, specie circular no BUS, unsound financing by state govts: Martin Van Buren
1841: William Henry Harrison
died of pneumonia in 1841: William Henry Harrison
vp- John Tyler: William Henry Harrison
sec of state- daniel webster: Millard Filmore
9th prez: William Henry Harrison
1841-1845: John Tyler
10th prez: John Tyler
anti jackson democrat ran as vp on whig ticket: John Tyler
webster-ashburton treaty: John Tyler
vetoes clay's bill for 3rd BUS: John Tyler
Canadian border 45th parallel: John Tyler
Texas becomes a state: John Tyler
1845-1849: James K Polk
11th prez: James K Polk
vp- Dallas: James K Polk
oregon boundary settled: James K Polk
mexican war: James K Polk
guadalupe-hidalgo treaty: James K Polk
wilmot proviso- kept slavery out of newly acquired territory: James K Polk
1849-1850: Zachary Taylor
12th prez: Zachary Taylor
vp- millard fillmore: Zachary Taylor
1850-1853: Millard Filmore
13th prez: Millard Filmore
compromise of 1850: Millard Filmore
clayton-bulwer treaty 1850- US and UK agree not to expand in Central America if canal is built: Millard Filmore
Uncle Tom's Cabin: Millard Filmore
1853-1857: Franklin Pierce
14th prez: Franklin Pierce
vp- King: Franklin Pierce
kansas- nebraska bill- popular sovereignty: Franklin Pierce
japan opened to world trade: Franklin Pierce
underground rr: Franklin Pierce
bleeding kansas: Franklin Pierce
Ostend Manifesto- desire for Cuba/ Spain; offered 100 million in Ostend, Belgium: Franklin Pierce
1857-1861: James Buchanan
15th prez: James Buchanan
John C Breckenridge: James Buchanan
Taney's Dred Scott Decision: James Buchanan
Lincoln Douglas DEbates: James Buchanan
1861-1865: Abe Lincoln
16th prez: Abe Lincoln
vp- Andrew Johnson: Abe Lincoln
sec of state- WH Seward: Abe Lincoln
sec of treasury- Salmon P Chase: Abe Lincoln
Civil War: Abe Lincoln
Emancipation Proclamation: Abe Lincoln
Homestead Act: Abe Lincoln
Morill Act- created agricultural colleges: Abe Lincoln
assassinated April 14, 1865 by John Wilkes Booth: Abe Lincoln
1865-1869: Andrew Johnson
17th prez: Andrew Johnson
13th amendment: Andrew Johnson
14th amendment: Andrew Johnson
15th amendment: Ulysses S Grant
reconstruction act: Andrew Johnson
tenure of office act: Andrew Johnson
impeachment trial: Andrew Johnson
formation of kkk: Andrew Johnson
adoption of black codes: Andrew Johnson
1869-1877: Ulysses S Grant
vp- Calfax Wilson: Ulysses S Grant
sec of state- Hamilton Fish: Ulysses S Grant
18th prez: Ulysses S Grant
First Transcontinental rr: Ulysses S Grant
tweed ring: Ulysses S Grant
panic of 1873: Ulysses S Grant
Credit Mobilier: Ulysses S Grant
Whiskey Ring: Ulysses S Grant
1877-1881: Rutherford B Hayes
19th prez: Rutherford B Hayes
vp- wheeler: Rutherford B Hayes
Bland-Allison Act: Rutherford B Hayes
free coinage of silver: Rutherford B Hayes
troops withdrawn from south: Rutherford B Hayes
1881 March 4-Sept 19: James A Garfield
20th prez: James A Garfield
vp- Chester A Arthur: James A Garfield
sec of state- James A Blaine: Chester A Arthur
assassinated by C Julius Guiteau: James A Garfield
1881-1885: Chester A Arthur
21st prez: Chester A Arthur
pendleton act (1883) civil service commission created: Chester A Arthur
1885-1889: Grover Cleveland
vp- Hendricks: Grover Cleveland
knights of labor: Grover Cleveland
22nd prez: Grover Cleveland
haymarket riot: Grover Cleveland
Inter state commerca act: Grover Cleveland
washburn v illinois: Grover Cleveland

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