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26. Theodore Roosevelt |
1909–1912 Republican VP: vacant & Charles W Fairbanks • Hepburn Railway act Upton Sinclair, the jungle Pure food and drug act Square deal Roosevelt corollary Gentleman‘s agreement Speak softly and carry a big stick Panama Canal New nationalism |
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27. William Taft |
1909–1912 Republican VP:: Sherman Pinchot-Ballinger Affair Progressive party Standard oil Triangle shirt waist act Dollar diplomacy |
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28. Woodrow Wilson |
1913 - 1921 Democrat VP: Marshall New freedom Federal reserve act 16th 17th 18th 19th amendments Federal trade commission Clayton antitrust act World War One Panama canal opened Sinking of the Lusitania Zimmerman note Treaty of Versailles and 14 points League of Nations J Edgar Hoover and FBI Palmer raids Sacco-Vanzetti case Bolshevik Revolution |
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29. Harding |
1921 to 1923 Republican VP Coolidge Return of normalcy Washington Naval conference Fordney-McCumber Tariff Red scare Immigration quotas set |
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30. Coolidge |
1923 to 1929 Republican VP: vacant, Dawes Kellogg Briand Peace pact Teapot dome Immigration act of 1924 Scopes trial Dawes plan |
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31 Hoover |
1929 to 1933 Republican VP: Curtis Stock market crash of 1929 Reconstruction finance Corporation Hawley-Smoot Tariff Hooverville‘s Dust bowl |
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32. FDR |
1933 to 1945 democrat VP: Garner, Wallace, Truman New deal alphabet agencies hundred days congress good neighbor policy 20 and 21st amendment switch in time that saves 9/court packing World War II and the end of the GD holocaust nye committee investigations Pearl Harbor DDay Battle of Midway and coral sea Manhattan project G.I. Bill of rights Dies in office Serves four terms |
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33. Truman |
1945 to 1953 Democrat VP: vacant and Barkley End of World War II, Hiroshima and Nagasaki Marshall plan Truman doctrine NATO Warsaw Pact Taft Hartley act Berlin airlift United Nations Korean War McCarthyism Fall of China to communism 22nd amendment |
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34. Eisenhower |
1953 to 1961 Republican VP: Nixon Suez Canal crisis Eisenhower doctrine U2 incident Sputnik Korean War Brown versus Board of Education Civil rights act of 1957 Progressive moderation French Indochina(vietnam)/SEATO |
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35. JFK |
1961 to 1963 Democrat VP: Johnson Catholicism New frontier Civil rights: freedom riders, march on Washington Bay of Pigs invasion Cuban missile crisis Nuclear test ban Peace corp Assassination in Dallas |
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36. Johnson |
1963 to 1969 Democrat VP: vacant, Humphrey Rise of protests Civil rights act of 1964 Anti-poverty act Medicare act Great society War on property Vietnam war-Escalation |
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37 Nixon |
1969 to 1974 Republican VP: Agnew, Ford Appointment of Warren E burger Space race, Apollo 11 Energy crisis New federalism Vietnamization- end of Vietnam war Watergate Resignation Salt |
