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The United States’ Presidents Hayden Cowie

George Washington 1 st president Political party: no official Vice president John Adams term of office 4/30/17/89-3/3/97 Nickname: Father of His Country

John Adams 2 nd President Political party: federalist Vice president: Thomas Jefferson Term of office: 4/4/1797-3/3/1801 Nickname Duke of Braintree

Thomas Jefferson Political party: Democratic-republican Vice president Aaron Burr,George Clinton Term of office: 3/4/1801-3/3/ 09 Nickname Red Fox

James Madison 4 th President Political party: Democratic-Republican Vice President George Clinton, Elbridge Gerry Term of office: 3/4/ /3/25 Nickname Father of the Constitution

James Monroe 5 th President Political party: Democrate- Republican Vice president Daniel D. Tompkins

John Quincy Adams 6 th President

Andrew Jackson 7 th President

Martin Van Buren 8 th President

William Henry Harrison 9 th President

John Tyler 10 th President

James K. Polk 11 th President

Zachary Taylor 12 th President

Millard Fillmore 13 th President

Franklin Pierce 14 th President

James Buchanan 15 th President

Abraham Lincoln 16 th President

Andrew Johnson 17th

Ulysses S Grant 18 th President

Rutherford B Hayes 19 th President

James A Garfield 20 th President

Chester A Arthur 21 st President

Grover Cleveland 22 nd President

Benjamin Harrison 23 rd President

Grover Cleveland 24 th President

William McKinley 25 th President

Theodore Roosevelt 26 th President

William Howard Taft 27 th President

Woodrow Wilson 28 th President

Warren G Harding 29 th President

Calvin Coolidge 30 th President

Herbert Hoover 31 st President

Franklin Roosevelt 32th President

Harry S. Truman 33 rd President

Dwight D Eisenhower 34 th President

John F Kennedy 35 th President

Lyndon B Johnson 36 th President

Richard Nixon 37 th President

Gerald Ford 38 th Presidents

James Carter 39 th President

Ronald Reagan 40 th President

George Bush 41 st President

William Clinton 42 nd President

George W Bush 43 rd President