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    United States Presidents' Forgotten Details
    United States Presidents' Forgotten Details
    United States Presidents' Forgotten Details
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    United States Presidents' Forgotten Details

    By Katharina Abt

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    This is no ordinary Presidential Book but a fun-fact Trivia Book. There have been Forty - Three Presidents of the United States of America. We currently have a Forty-Fourth President whose Presidency will end in November 2016.

    He will hand over his duties officially on January 30, 2017, when the new President is sworn in. The purpose of this book is to learn about our Presidents as ordinary citizens. When children hear about the President of the United States of America, they are the head of the country.

    Whether or not they belong to the Whig, Federal, Independent, Democratic or Republican Parties. This is not a political book but a book of unknown facts of our Presidents before and becoming Presidents. It has details such as Birthdays, Wedding Anniversaries, Children, cause of death, Ages they became Presidents, and how old they were when they died. Also fun facts such as whose faces are on the currencies, shortest, tallest, fattiest, skinniest, who was the first President to occupy the white house. Who was the first President of the turn of the new century. Example 1801, 1901, 2001

    This book has a table of contents.So you can refer easily to the page of the President you are interested in. Some Presidents have more information than others depending on how much they did in their lives. Another purpose of this books about the Presidents and Internet. School aged children write reports about the presidents for Presidents week. Many children just know George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Barack Obama, our current President. They really don't know the other Presidents. Teachers give children questions to answer and about Presidents. Many go directly to the Internet and take approximately forty five minutes to find one answer to one question. With this reference book, you find the answer within Five minutes at their finger tips. This book is suitable for Eight years old to Adults.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateSep 25, 2010
    ISBN9781462838752
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      United States Presidents' Forgotten Details - Katharina Abt

      United States Presidents’

      Forgotten Details

      Katharina Abt

      Copyright © 2010 by Katharina Abt.

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      This book was printed in the United States of America.

      To order additional copies of this book, contact:

      Xlibris Corporation

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      Contents

      George Washington

      John Adams

      Thomas Jefferson

      James Madison

      James Monroe

      John Quincy Adams

      Andrew Jackson

      Martin Van Buren

      William H. Harrison

      John Tyler

      James K Polk

      Zachary Taylor

      Millard Fillmore

      Franklin Pierce

      James Buchanan

      Abraham Lincoln

      Andrew Johnson

      Ulysses Grant

      Rutherford B. Hayes

      James A Garfield

      Chester A Arthur

      Grover Cleveland

      Benjamin Harrison

      William Mc Kinley

      Theodore Roosevelt

      William Howard Taft

      (Thomas) Woodrow Wilson

      Warren B. Harding

      (John) Calvin Coolidge

      Hubert Hoover

      Franklin Delano Roosevelt

      Harry S. Truman

      (David) Dwight Eisenhower

      John Fitzgerald Kennedy

      Richard Milhous Nixon

      Gerald Ford

      James Earl Carter

      Ronald Reagan

      George Herbert Wilbur Bush

      William Jefferson Clinton

      George Walker Bush

      Barach Hussein Obama II

      DATE           President           KNOWN FACTS

      1789-1797            George Washington           1st President of the

      United States of America

      1st President to serve 2 consecutive terms

      1st President to refuse to serve a 3rd Term

      1st President to be chosen for a $1.00 Bill

      1st President to be chosen for a quarter

      1st President to be chosen for a Golden Dollar Coin

      Father of our Country

      1st President to marry a widow with 2 children

      1st President to have George as a First name

      No children of his own

      Wore size 13 shoes

      FAMOUS SAYING

      I work on untroddin ground

      DATE           President           KNOWN FACTS

      1789-1797           George Washington           Married Martha Dandridge-Curtis-Washington

      They were married for 40 years 1759-1799

      Died December 14, 1799 of Pneumonia at the age of 67

      DATE           PRESIDENT           KNOWN FACTS

      1797-1801           John Adams           2nd President of the

      United States of America

      1st President to serve 1 Term

      1st Vice President before President

      1st President to occupy The White House (President’s House) in 1800

      2nd President to be chosen on Golden Dollar Coin

      1st President to have John as a First name

      Among one of the delegates to sign The Declaration of Independence

      Married Abigail-Quincy-Smith-

      Adams

      They had 5 children together

      One is the future President of the United States of America, John Quincy Adams

      They were married for 54 years, from 1764-1818

      DATE           PRESIDENT           KNOWN FACTS

      1797-1801           John Adams           Died July 4, 1826 in Quincy,

      Massachusetts, just 4 hours later than Thomas Jefferson, of natural causes at the age of 90 and also on the 50th Anniversary of our Independence

      Has a high school named after him in New York.

      DATE           PRESIDENT           KNOWN FACTS

      1801-1809           Thomas Jefferson           3RD President of The

      United States of America

      2nd President to serve 2 Consecutive terms

      1st President of the 19th Century

      2nd Vice President before President

      3rd President to be chosen for a Golden Dollar Coin

      Face is both on a nickel and $2.00 bill

      Writer of the Declaration of Independence

      1st President to play the violin

      Famous saying,

      Rebellion on and then is a good thing

      1st President to have

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