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GEORGE WASHINGTON

He was the first president of the United 

States.He was also a commander. He was 

born in 1732 in a house in Virgina. He had two 

interest: military arts and western 

expansion.He served as president from 1789-

1797. he had to go threw the French 

revolution, creating a country.

John Adams

He served in the years 1797-1801. when he 

was president the war with Britain and france 

got pretty bad, he also went threw what was 

called the X,Y,Z affair. After his presidency he 

retired to his farm in Quincey and on july 4, 

1826 he died.

Thomas Jefferson

He served a presidency form 1801-1809. he 

drafted the declaration of independence,he also 

wrote a bill that made religious freedom,also 

during his presidency the Federalist and 

democratic-republic party's began to form.after 

his presidency he ran again but only became vice 

president then he ran again and got to be 

president again. After his presidency's he retired 

to Monticello and thought about projects like the 

university of Virginia. he   died on july 4th 1826.

James Maddison

He served a presidentcy during 1809-1817.He 

helped make the bill of rights, he was also 

presidents jeffersons secerthery of state. when 

it was his first year as persident the us didnt 

alow trade with both britian or france.

James Monroe

he served from 1817-1825. he created the 

Monroe doctrine and the Missouri compromise 

while he was in office. He graduated from 

william and mary university and after his term 

he died in 1831.

John Quincey Adams

He served from 1825-1829. While he was in 

office he broke ground for a 185 mile canal 

and he was charged with corruption and 

political plunder.He graduated from Harvard 

like most presidents and collapse and died 

from a stroke in 1848.

Andrew Jackson

He served his term during 1829-1837. he 

served two terms and also during his terms the 

political parts formed up. Andrew Jackson was 

a national hero when he defeated the british at 

new Orleans and he died in june 1845.

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