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Presidents Of The United StatesDeclaration of Independence July 4th, 1776 General Washington, first President. 1789 and 1793 John Adams 1797 Thomas Jefferson 1801 and 1805 James Madison 1809 and 1813 James Monroe 1817 and 1821 John Quincy Adams 1825 General Andrew Jackson 1829 and 1833 Martin Van Buren 1837 General William Henry Harrison (died 4th April) 1841 John Tyler (elected as Vice-President). 1841 James Knox Polk 1845 General Zachary Taylor (died 9th July, 1850) 1849 Millard Fillmore (elected as Vice-President) 1850 General Franklin Pierce 1853 James Buchanan 1857 Abraham Lincoln (assassinated 14th April, 1865) 1861 and 1865 Andrew Johnson (elected as Vice-President) 1865 General Ulysses S. Grant 1869 and 1873 Rutherford B. Hayes 1877 General J. Abram Garfield (died 19th September, 1881) 1881 General Chester A. Arthur (elected as V. Pres.) 1881 Grover Cleveland 1885 Benjamin H. Harrison 1889 Grover Cleveland 1893 William McKinley (elected) 1897 (Re-elected) 1901 (Assassinated September 14, 1901) Theodore Roosevelt (elected Vice-President) 1901 (Became President September 14) 1901 Theodore Roosevelt (elected) 1905 Wm. H. Taft 1909 Next: Facts About The Liberty Bell Previous: Jefferson's Political Policy
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