Presidents 1876-1920

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The “Meh” Presidents

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Presidents 1876-1920

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The “Meh” Presidents

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Issues for almost all these presidents:

• Civil Rights• Tariffs• Silver • Indians

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Rutherford B. Hayes

• “Wins” to end Reconstruction

• Uses federal troops to end a railroad strike

• Chief Joseph & the Nez Perce

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James Garfield

• Only sitting Representative elected President• Assassinated by Charles J. Guiteau after 200

days in office

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Chester A. Arthur

• Rebirth of the Navy• Change in Indian policy

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Grover Cleveland

• Tariff reform (wanted them lowered)

• Only Democrat from 1861 to 1913

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Grover Cleveland

His wife: "I want you to take good care of all the furniture and ornaments in the house, for I want to find everything just as it is now, when we come back again." When asked when she would return, she responded, "We are coming back four years from today."

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Benjamin Harrison

• Grandson of William Henry Harrison

• Sherman Antitrust Act passed

• Wounded Knee

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Grover Cleveland (again)

• Panic of 1893• Populists

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William McKinley

• Spanish-American War

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William McKinley

• Assassinated in Sep 1901 by anarchist Leon Czolgosz

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SLIDE 1.3 H

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Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt

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Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt

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Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt

• We’ll be back to him

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William Howard Taft

• Issue of his presidency: Progressives

• Up to 335lb• Only president to serve

as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

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• Federal Reserve• Progressive Issues– Eight hour workday– Child labor– Women’s suffrage

Woodrow WilsonWoodrow Wilson

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Woodrow Wilson

• Reelected with the campaign – “He kept us out of war.”

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Woodrow Wilson

• Reelected with the campaign – “He kept us out of war.”

• Then we went to war• League of Nations

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Biographic Poem

NameThree traitsRelated toWho cares deeply aboutWho feelsWho needsWho givesWho fearsWho would like to seeResident of

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Biographic PoemDr. Martin Luther King, Jr.Proud, Leader, StrongRelated to Alberta Williams KingWho cares deeply about fairness and freedom for his

raceWho feels racism is not rightWho needs people to see beyond colorWho gives leadership to all peopleWho fears judgment from color won’t endWho would like to see blacks and whites togetherResident of Atlanta, Georgia

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Biographic Poem

NameThree traitsRelated toWho cares deeply aboutWho feelsWho needsWho givesWho fearsWho would like to seeResident of