First Ten Presidents Flashcards

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George Washington

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john Adams

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Thomas Jefferson

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James Madison

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James monroe

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John Quincy Adams

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Andrew Jackson

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Martin Van Buren

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William Henry Harrison

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John Tyler

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Served in both the French and Indian War and the American Revolution as a General

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George Washington

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12
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Only President to be unanimously elected

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George Washington

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Single handedly stopped a rebellion against the new government – Newburgh Conspiracy

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George Washington

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14
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Co-author of the Declaration of Independence

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john Adams

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Signed the Alien and Sedition Acts

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John Adams

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16
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Issued the famous Midnight Appointments

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john adams

17
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The main author of the Declaration of Independence

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Thomas Jefferson

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co-authorered the virginia and kentucky resolutions

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Thomas Jefferson

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purchased the lousianna territory 1803

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Thomas Jefferson

20
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father of the constitution

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James Madison

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author of the bill of rights

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james madison

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was president during the war of 1812

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james madison

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Monroe Doctrine, 1823, a statement issued to the world that any attempt to settle in or around the US would be seen as an act of war. Was an open statement that American was not open for colonization anymore.

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James Monroe

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Was President when the Missouri Compromise was passed, limited the spread of slavery.

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James Monroe

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The Cumberland Road was completed during his Presidency – the first major highway built by the Federal Government and was 620 miles long

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james monroe

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Issued “high tariffs” to pay for internal improvements (roads, national currency, etc…)

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john quincy adams

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negotiated the treaty of Ghent in 1814- officially ended the war of 1812

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john q. adams

28
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“Old hickory”

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andrew jackson

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created the spoils system-giving government positions to friend and family

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andrew jackson

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He instituted the Indian Removal Policy (1830)

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andrew jackson

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opposed the national bank

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andrew jackson

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created the kitchen cabinet- a group of informal advisers

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andrew jackson

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President during the infamous “Trail of Tears” disaster

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martin van buren

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president during the mormon war

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martin van buren

35
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“Martin Van Ruin”

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martin van buren

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earned himself a reputation as an indian fighter by winning the battle of Tippecanoe and gained the nicknames “Tippacanoe”

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william henry harrison

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delivered the longest inaugural address in history

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william henry harrison

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Was nicknamed “His Accidency” since he became President as the result of Harrison’s death.

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john tyler

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The House of Representatives initiated the first ever impeachment proceedings against him.

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john tyler