Tisdale Presidents Test 1

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VP-John Adams: George Washington
Secretary of State-Thomas Jefferson: George Washington
Secretary of the Treasury-Alexander Hamilton: George Washington
Judiciary Act: George Washington
Tariff of 1789: George Washington
Whiskey Rebellion: George Washington
French Revolution (Citizen Genet): George Washington
Jay Treaty with England: George Washington
Pickney Treaty with Spain: George Washington
Farewell Address (1796): George Washington
First Bank: George Washington
John Adams political party: Federalist
VP-Thomas Jefferson: John Adams
X, Y, Z Affair: John Adams
Naturalization Act: John Adams
"Midnight Judges": John Adams
Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions: John Adams
Thomas Jefferson Political Party: Republican
VP-Aaron Burr: Thomas Jefferson
Secretary of State-James Madison: Thomas Jefferson
Marbury vs. Madison: Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase: Thomas Jefferson
Lewis and Clark Expedition: Thomas Jefferson
12th Amendment: Thomas Jefferson
Embargo Act: Thomas Jefferson
Non-Intercourse Act: Thomas Jefferson
James Madison-Political Party: Republican
CP-Clinton: James Madison
Secretary of State-James Monroe: James Madison
Macon Act: James Madison
Berlin and Milan Decrees: James Madison
Orders in Council: James Madison
"War Hawks": James Madison
War of 1812: James Madison
Hartford Convention: James Madison
First Protective Tariff: James Madison
1789-1797: George Washington
1797-1801: John Adams
1801-1809: Thomas Jefferson
1809-1817: James Madison
1817-1825: James Monroe
Political Party of James Monroe: Republican
Sec. of State-John Quincy Adams: James Monroe
Marshall's Decisions McCulloch vs. Maryland Dartmouth College Case Gibbons vs. Ogden: James Monroe
Aquisition of Florida from Spain: James Monroe
Missouri Compromise: James Monroe
Monroe Doctrine: James Monroe
Sectional Tariff: James Monroe
Favorite Sons Election (Jackson, J.Q. Adams, Crawford, Clay): James Monroe
1825-1829: John Quincy Adams
Political Party of John Quincy Adams: National Republican
VP-John C. Calhoun: John Quincy Adams
VP=Tompkinn: James Monroe
Sec. of State-Hnery Clay: John Quincy Adams
New York's Erie Canal: JQ Adams
Tariff of Abominations: JQ Adams
Calhoun's Exposition and Protest: JQ Adams
1829: Andrew Jackson
VP-John C Calhoun and Martin Van Buren: Andrew Jackson
Jacksonian Democracy: Andrew Jackson
Tariffs of 1832 and 1833: Andrew Jackson
The Second B.U.S: Andrew Jackson
Formation of the Whig Party: Andrew Jackson
Nullification Crisis: Andrew Jackson
1837-1841: Martin Van Buren
Political Party of Martin Van Buren: Democrat
VP=Johnson: Martin Van Buren
Panic of 1837: Martin Van Buren
1841: William Henry Harrison
Political Party of William Henry Harrison: Whig
VP-John Tyler: Wlliam Henry Harrison
Secretary of State: William Henry Harrison, John Tyler
1841-1845: John Tyler
Anti-jackson Democrat who ran as VP on Whig Ticket: John Tyler
Webster-Ashburton Treaty: John Tyler
Vetoes Clay's bill for 3rd B.U.S: John Tyler
Canadian border 45th parallo(? cant read this in the sheet): John Tyler
Texas becomes a state: John Tyler
1845-1849: James K. Polk
Polk's political party: Democrat
VP-Dallas: James K. Polk
Oregon Boundry Settled: James K. Polk
Mexican War: James K. Polk
Guadalupe-Hidalgo Treaty: James K. Polk
Wilmot Proviso-kept slavery out of newly aquired territory: James K. Polk
1849-1850: Zachary Taylor
Political Party of Zachary Taylor: Whig
VP-Millard Fillore: Zachary Taylor
1850-1853: Millard Fillmore
Political Party of Millard Fillmore: Whig
Sec. of State-Daniel Webster: Millard Fillmore
Compromise of 1850: Millard Fillmore
Clayton-Bulwer Treaty: Millard Fillmore
Uncle Tom's Cabin: Millard Fillmore
1853-1857: Franklin Pierce
Political Party of Franklin Pierce: Democrat
VP-King: Franklin Pierce
Kansis-Nebraska Bill: Franklin Pierce
Japan Opened to world trade: Franklin Pierce
Underground Railroad: Franklin Pierce
Bleeding Kansas: Franklin Pierce
Ostend Manifesto: Franklin Pierce
1857-1861: James Buchanan
Political Party of James Buchanan: Democrat
VP-John C. Breckenridge: James Buchanan
Taney's Dred Scott Decision: James Buchanan
Lincoln-Douglas Debates: James Buchanan
1861-1865: Abraham Lincoln
Political Party of Abraham Lincoln: Republican
VP-Andrew Johnson: Abraham Lincoln
Sec. of State-W.H. Seward: Lincoln
Sec. of Treasury-Salmon P. Chase: Lincoln
Civil War: Lincoln
Emancipation Proclamation: Lincoln
Homestead Act: Lincoln
Morill Act-created agricultural colleges: Lincoln
Assasinated on April 14, 1865 by John Wilkes Booth: Lincoln
1865-1869: Andrew Johnson
Andrew Johnson's political party: Republican
Sec. of State: W. H. Seward: Andrew Johnson
13th Amendment: Andrew Johnson
14th Amendment: Andrew Johnson
15th Amendment: Ulysses S. Grant
Reconstruction Act: Andrew Johnson
Tenure of Office Act: Andrew Johnson
Impeachment Trial: Andrew Johnson
Formation of KKK: Andrew Johnson
Adoption of Black Codes: Andrew Johnson
1869-1877: Ulysses S. Grant
Political party of Ulysses S. Grant: Republican
VP-Calfax Wilson: Ulysses S. Grant
Sec. of State-Hamilton Fish: Ulysses S. Grant
First Transcontinental Railroad: Ulysses S. Grant
Tweed Ring: Ulysses S. Grant
Panic of 1873: Ulysses S. Grant
Credit Mobiler: Ulysses S. Grant
Whiskey Ring: Ulysses S. Grant
1877-1881: Rutherford B. Hayes
Political Party of Rutherford B. Hayes: Republican
VP=Wheeler: Rutherford B. Hayes
Bland-Allison act (free coinage of silver): Rutherford B. Hayes
Troops withdrawn from south: Rutherford B. Hayes
March 4-Sep 19 1881: James A. Garfield
Political Party James A. Garfield: Republican
VP-Chester A. Arthur: James A. Garfield
Sec of State-James C. Blaine: James A. Garfield
Assainated by C. Julius Guiteau: James A. Garfield
1881-1885: Chester A. Arthur
Political Party of Chester A. Arthur: Republican
Sec. of State-James A. Blaine: Chester A. Arthur
Pendleton Act (Civil Service Commission): Chester A. Arthur

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