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Nina [5.8K]
3 years ago
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What is the 23 Presidents name

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2 answers:
Alekssandra [29.7K]3 years ago
8 0
Benjamin Harrison is the answer.
Katen [24]3 years ago
8 0

this is all in order

1. George Washington  April 30, 1789  March 4, 1797

2. John Adams  March 4, 1797  March 4, 1801

3. Thomas Jefferson  March 4, 1801  March 4, 1809

4. James Madison  March 4, 1809  March 4, 1817

5. James Monroe  March 4, 1817  March 4, 1825

6. John Quincy Adams  March 4, 1825  March 4, 1829

7. Andrew Jackson  March 4, 1829  March 4, 1837

8. Martin Van Buren  March 4, 1837  March 4, 1841

9. William Henry Harrison  March 4, 1841  April 4, 1841

10. John Tyler  April 4, 1841  March 4, 1845

11. James K. Polk  March 4, 1845  March 4, 1849

12. Zachary Taylor  March 4, 1849  July 9, 1850

13. Millard Fillmore  July 9, 1850  March 4, 1853

14. Franklin Pierce  March 4, 1853  March 4, 1857

15. James Buchanan  March 4, 1857  March 4, 1861

16. Abraham Lincoln  March 4, 1861  April 15, 1865

17. Andrew Johnson  April 15, 1865  March 4, 1869

18. Ulysses S. Grant  March 4, 1869  March 4, 1877

19. Rutherford B. Hayes  March 4, 1877  March 4, 1881

20. James Garfield  March 4, 1881  September 19, 1881

21. Chester Arthur  September 19, 1881  March 4, 1885

22. Grover Cleveland  March 4, 1885  March 4, 1889

23. Benjamin Harrison  March 4, 1889  March 4, 1893

24. Grover Cleveland  March 4, 1893  March 4, 1897

25. William McKinley  March 4, 1897  September 14, 1901

26. Theodore Roosevelt  September 14, 1901  March 4, 1909

27. William Howard Taft  March 4, 1909  March 4, 1913

28. Woodrow Wilson  March 4, 1913  March 4, 1921

29. Warren G. Harding  March 4, 1921  August 2, 1923

30. Calvin Coolidge  August 2, 1923  March 4, 1929

31. Herbert Hoover  March 4, 1929  March 4, 1933

32. Franklin D. Roosevelt  March 4, 1933  April 12, 1945

33. Harry S. Truman  April 12, 1945  January 20, 1953

34. Dwight Eisenhower  January 20, 1953  January 20, 1961

35. John F. Kennedy  January 20, 1961  November 22, 1963

36. Lyndon B. Johnson  November 22, 1963  January 20, 1969

37. Richard Nixon  January 20, 1969  August 9, 1974

38. Gerald Ford  August 9, 1974  January 20, 1977

39. Jimmy Carter  January 20, 1977  January 20, 1981

40. Ronald Reagan  January 20, 1981  January 20, 1989

41. George Bush  January 20, 1989  January 20, 1993

42. Bill Clinton  January 20, 1993  January 20, 2001

43. George W. Bush  January 20, 2001  January 20, 2009

44. Barack Obama  January 20, 2009  January 20, 2017

45. Donald Trump  January 20, 2017  Currently in Office 1. George Washington  April 30, 1789  March 4, 1797

2. John Adams  March 4, 1797  March 4, 1801

3. Thomas Jefferson  March 4, 1801  March 4, 1809

4. James Madison  March 4, 1809  March 4, 1817

5. James Monroe  March 4, 1817  March 4, 1825

6. John Quincy Adams  March 4, 1825  March 4, 1829

7. Andrew Jackson  March 4, 1829  March 4, 1837

8. Martin Van Buren  March 4, 1837  March 4, 1841

9. William Henry Harrison  March 4, 1841  April 4, 1841

10. John Tyler  April 4, 1841  March 4, 1845

11. James K. Polk  March 4, 1845  March 4, 1849

12. Zachary Taylor  March 4, 1849  July 9, 1850

13. Millard Fillmore  July 9, 1850  March 4, 1853

14. Franklin Pierce  March 4, 1853  March 4, 1857

15. James Buchanan  March 4, 1857  March 4, 1861

16. Abraham Lincoln  March 4, 1861  April 15, 1865

17. Andrew Johnson  April 15, 1865  March 4, 1869

18. Ulysses S. Grant  March 4, 1869  March 4, 1877

19. Rutherford B. Hayes  March 4, 1877  March 4, 1881

20. James Garfield  March 4, 1881  September 19, 1881

21. Chester Arthur  September 19, 1881  March 4, 1885

22. Grover Cleveland  March 4, 1885  March 4, 1889

23. Benjamin Harrison  March 4, 1889  March 4, 1893

24. Grover Cleveland  March 4, 1893  March 4, 1897

25. William McKinley  March 4, 1897  September 14, 1901

26. Theodore Roosevelt  September 14, 1901  March 4, 1909

27. William Howard Taft  March 4, 1909  March 4, 1913

28. Woodrow Wilson  March 4, 1913  March 4, 1921

29. Warren G. Harding  March 4, 1921  August 2, 1923

30. Calvin Coolidge  August 2, 1923  March 4, 1929

31. Herbert Hoover  March 4, 1929  March 4, 1933

32. Franklin D. Roosevelt  March 4, 1933  April 12, 1945

33. Harry S. Truman  April 12, 1945  January 20, 1953

34. Dwight Eisenhower  January 20, 1953  January 20, 1961

35. John F. Kennedy  January 20, 1961  November 22, 1963

36. Lyndon B. Johnson  November 22, 1963  January 20, 1969

37. Richard Nixon  January 20, 1969  August 9, 1974

38. Gerald Ford  August 9, 1974  January 20, 1977

39. Jimmy Carter  January 20, 1977  January 20, 1981

40. Ronald Reagan  January 20, 1981  January 20, 1989

41. George Bush  January 20, 1989  January 20, 1993

42. Bill Clinton  January 20, 1993  January 20, 2001

43. George W. Bush  January 20, 2001  January 20, 2009

44. Barack Obama  January 20, 2009  January 20, 2017

45. Donald Trump  January 20, 2017  Currently in Office

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