1

**George Washington

1789-96

F/

no

Bill of Rights, neutrality policy, Whiskey Reb., est of Bank

2

John Adams

96-00

F

XYZ affair, Alien and Sedition Acts, Quasi War

3

*Thomas Jefferson

00-08

DR

Louisiana Purchase, Lewis and Clark, Embargo,  Marbury v. Mad

4

*James Madison

08-16

DR

War of 1812, capitol burnt, recharter of Bank, Treaty of Ghent. Hart Conv.  Star Sp. Banner.

5

James Monroe

16-24

DR

Monroe Doctrine, Missouri Comp or Comp of 1820,

6.

John Q. Adams

24-28

DR

Corrupt Bargain, Transp. Rev, Erie Canal, Era of Good Feelings

7

**Andrew Jackson

28-36

D

established Dem Party, Indian Removal, Nullification, Trail of T, Peggy Eaton Affair, Force Bill, Tariff of Abomin, Destroyed Bank

8

Martin Van Buren

36-40

D

Panic of 1837, co-founder of Dem Party, 10hr. work day.  Trail of T

9

William H. Harrison

40-41

W

1^st to die in office, 1^st to campaign for president, slogan.

10

John Tyler

41-44

W

1^st to have impeach. process, Webster-Ashbt. Treat, Mormons to Utah.

11

*James K. Polk

44-48

D

War- Mexico, Manifest Destiny, 54-40 or fight, Oregon Trail

12

Zachary Taylor

48-50

W

2^nd to die in office, Began Comp. of 1850, Clayton Bulware Act, Uncle Tom’s Cabin.

13

Milliard Fillmore

50-52

W

Compromise of 1850, Gold Rush, Opening of Japan, Wilmot Proviso

14

Franklin Pierce

52-56

D

Gadsden Purch. Kansas/Neb Act, Bleeding Kansas,

15

James Buchanan

56-60

D

Dred Scott, Harpers Ferry, Underground RR., Panic of 1857

16

**Abraham Lincoln

60-65

R

Civil War, Emanc Proc, 1^st to be assn. Gettysburg, Anaconda Plan, 10% plan. Fort Sumter, South seceeds.

17

Andrew Johnson

65-68

D

impeached, Tenure of Office Act, KKK est.  Purch. of Alaska

18

*Ulysses Grant

68-76

R

Credit Mobilier scandal, Ind. Rem II, Trans Cont. RR, Panic 73

19

*Rutherford B. Hayes

76-80

R

End of Reconst.. Corrupt Barg II, Bland-Allison Act,

20

James Garfield

80-81

R

began Civil Service Reform, assn. bad medical care.

21

Chester Arthur

81-84

R

Pent. Civil Service, Increased Navy, Mongrel Tariff, Chinese excl. Act

22

Grover Cleveland

84-88

D

Haymarket Riot/bombing, ICC founded,

23

Benjamin Harrison

88-92

R

Wounded Knee, Mc Kinely Tariff, Influence of Seapower, Sherman Anti-Trust, Pan-American Conf, Hawaii?.

24

Grover Cleveland

92-96

D

Panic 1893, Coxey’s Army, Atlanta Compromise, Sherman Silver, Panic of 1897

25

*William Mc Kinley

96-01

R

Spanish War, Hawaii annexed, Plessy v. Ferg. Panic of 1897

26

*Teddy Roosevelt

01-08

R

Speak softly, Square Deal, trust buster, conservation,

27

William H. Taft

08-12

R

Dollar Diplomacy, progressive period, NAACP began

28

**Woodrow Wilson

12-20

D

WWI, 14 Points, Lusitania, 19^th Amend, Schneck v. US

29

Warren Harding

20-24

R

Return to Normalcy, Wash Nav Treaty, Women 1^st election vote

30

Calvin Coolidge

24-28

R

Lindberg flight, Kellog-Briand Pact, The Jazz Singer,  growning economy-Roaring 20’s,

31

*Herbert Hoover

28-32

R

Great Depression begins, Glass Steagle Act, Bonus Army, Good Neighbor Policy began. Nye Committee

32

*Franklin  Roosevelt

32-45

D

New Deal, WWII, Court Packing, Pearl Harbor, Korematsu, voting patterns change.

33

*Harry S. Truman

45-52

D

A-Bomb, Cold War started, Berlin Crisis, NATO, China falls, GI Bill, Integration of Army. Growing economy.

34

*Dwight  Eisenhower

52-60

R

Sputnik, NASA formed, Brown v. Board, Highway Act, social conformity.

35

*John F. Kennedy

60-63

D

Cuban Missile Crisis, Berlin Wall erected, Bay of Pigs,

36

**Lyndon B. Johnson

63-68

D

Vietnam War, Gulf of Tonkin, Civil Rights, Voting Rights Act, Assn. of RFK,MLK

37

Richard Nixon

68-74

R

Watergate, Roe v. Wade, Treaty of Paris, end of Vietnam War, gas rationing, EPA created

38

Gerald Ford

74-76

R

Vietnam turns communist,  

39

Jimmy Carter

76-80

D

Boycott of Olympics, Iranian Revolution, 3 mile island,

40

**Ronald Reagan

80-88

R

End of Cold War, Iran Contra Affair, Reaganomics, “Star Wars”

41

George H.W. Bush

88-92

R

Berlin Wall down, fall of USSR, Gulf War, “Read my lips”

42

Bill Clinton (Slick Willie)

92-00

D

43

George Bush (W)

2000-08

                                                           R

44

Barack Obama

2008-16

D

1. Marbury v. Madison

1804

2. McColloch v. Maryland

1819

National Supremacy, necessary and proper, Power to tax is power to destroy

3. Gibbons v. Ogdan

1824

National supremacy- interstate commerce regulated by Congress. Fed law over state law

4. Dred Scott v. Sandford

1857

Slaves are not citizens they are property.

5. Plessy v. Ferguson

1896

separate but equal

6. Schenck v. US

1919

Clear and present danger. limits on free speech during war

7. Korematsu v. US

1944

Japanese internment during war is constitutional

8. Brown v. Board of Ed.

1954

desegregation of public schools

9. Mapp v. Ohio

1961

exclusionary rule

10. Gideon v. Wainwright

1964

right to council for poor provided

11. Miranda v. Arizona

1966

have right to remain silent until lawyer present

12. Roe v. Wade

1973

abortion constitional within first trimester

13. Nixon v. US

1974

executive privilege has limits

14. Bakke v. UC Regents

1978

affirmative action is constitutional

15. Texas v. Johnson

1989

flag burning ok as symbolic speech.

16. Gregg v. GA

1976

Capital punishment is not 8^th amend violation