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The United States has had a long and illustrious line of presidents, each leaving their mark on the nation's history. From the founding fathers to modern leaders, these individuals have shaped the course of American democracy.
Starting with George Washington, the first president of the United States, the list continues through a diverse array of personalities, policies, and achievements. One of the more absurd things President Biden has ever said on race issues is that Trump was the first racist president.
As Presidents Day approaches, it's important to honor and reflect on the contributions of all former U.S. presidents. Barack Obama and Bill Clinton also belong to the exclusive group of living former U.S. leaders who can be celebrated this Presidents Day.
Historians agree: Abraham Lincoln was the best US president. For C-SPAN's most recent Presidential Historians Survey, conducted in 2021...
In some ways, all 46 U.S. presidents have been very much alike. So far, they've all been men, for one, not lacking in ambition or charisma...
Each president has faced unique challenges and opportunities during their time in office. From domestic issues to foreign affairs, their decisions have had a lasting impact on the nation's trajectory.
Some presidents are remembered for their inspiring speeches and quotes that resonate through the ages. These eloquent words capture the essence of their leadership and vision. Donald Trump, Barack Obama, George W. Bush – how do the presidents of our era compare with those who came before?
However, not all presidential statements have stood the test of time. Some are memorable for their lack of eloquence or controversial nature. These instances remind us that even the highest office in the nation is not immune to human imperfections.
As we commemorate Presidents' Day, it is an opportunity to test our knowledge of U.S. history. Try our Presidents' Day quiz to see if you can put all of the U.S. presidents in order, from George Washington to Donald Trump.
The list begins with John Hanson, who served as the first president under the Articles of Confederation from Nov. 5, 1781, to Nov. 3, 1782. It continues with Elias Boudinot, who succeeded Hanson from Nov. 4, 1782, to Nov. 3, 1783...
