U.S. Presidents

Oldest president inaugurated, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, first female VP

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, impeached twice, first president without prior political/military service

First African American president, Affordable Care Act, Nobel Peace Prize

War on Terror after 9/11, Iraq War, Medicare Part D

Budget surplus, NAFTA, impeached but acquitted

Gulf War, fall of Berlin Wall, Americans with Disabilities Act

Reaganomics, Cold War end, Iran-Contra affair

Camp David Accords, energy crisis, Nobel Peace Prize (2002)

Only unelected president, pardoned Nixon

Opened relations with China, Watergate, only president to resign

Civil Rights Act, Great Society, Vietnam War escalation

Cuban Missile Crisis, Space Race, assassinated in office

Interstate Highway System, WWII Supreme Allied Commander

Atomic bomb decision, Marshall Plan, Korean War, NATO

New Deal, World War II, only president elected 4 times

Great Depression began during presidency

Roaring Twenties prosperity, small-government conservatism

Return to normalcy, Teapot Dome scandal, died in office

World War I, League of Nations, Federal Reserve Act

Only president to also serve as Chief Justice

Trust-busting, Panama Canal, conservation, Nobel Peace Prize

Spanish-American War, assassinated in office

Only president to serve non-consecutive terms (22nd & 24th)

Sherman Antitrust Act, six states admitted to the Union

First Democrat elected after Civil War, served non-consecutive terms

Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act

Assassinated after 200 days, civil service reform advocate

Disputed election of 1876, ended Reconstruction

Civil War general, enforced Reconstruction, 15th Amendment

First president impeached, Reconstruction era

Preserved the Union, Emancipation Proclamation, assassinated

Only bachelor president, preceded Civil War

Kansas-Nebraska Act, Gadsden Purchase

Compromise of 1850, opened trade with Japan

Mexican-American War hero, died in office

Mexican-American War, expanded U.S. to Pacific

First to assume presidency via succession, annexed Texas

Shortest presidency (31 days), died in office

Panic of 1837, first president born as a U.S. citizen

Founder of the Democratic Party, Indian Removal Act

Son of a president, later served in Congress

Monroe Doctrine, Era of Good Feelings

Father of the Constitution, War of 1812

Louisiana Purchase, authored Declaration of Independence

First to live in the White House, Alien and Sedition Acts

First president, established presidential precedents, led Continental Army