AP US History - as a result of class today you A) should be able to list the presidents in order from Truman through Obama B) should be able to identify.

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AP US History - as a result of class today you A) should be able to list the presidents in order from Truman through Obama B) should be able to identify the achievements and challenges faced by each President

The Presidents Overview

Truman- Obama Achievements and Challenges

Truman VP for Fdr The bomb Truman doctrine Integration of military Korean war - MacArthur

Eisenhower Great economic prosperity Nixon Cold War Vietnam Sputnik Suburbanization

Just so you know: Exam % % 1915-to present 35%

Kennedy "ask not what your country can do for you... Ask what you can do for your country" Bay of Pigs Peace Corps Cuban Missile Crisis Vietnam Assassinated- Oswald

LBJohnson The Great Society The War on Poverty Vietnam Civil Rights Crushed republican Goldwater in '64 but decided not To run for re-election in 1968

Nixon Vietnam China Inflation Nixon doctrine Watergate

Ford "Our long national nightmare has ended" Only President

Carter Tough economic "malaise" Iran hostage

R.Reagan Conservative Russia - Gorbachev Assassination attempt "Star Wars" Iran -contra Huge increase in military Spending

GHWBush (41) Bush 41 First Persian Gulf War "no new taxes"

Clinton Great economic prosperity Tried health care Impeached

GW Bush September 11, 2001 Afghanistan Iraq Economic Crisis

Obama First Economic recovery Health Care

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