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How many terms did Thomas Jefferson served?
Thomas Jefferson served two terms as President, 1801 to 1809
How many terms did Thomas Jefferson have?
Thomas Jefferson served two terms as President, from 1801 to 1809.
What president served two terms with no vetoes?
Thomas Jefferson served two terms without a veto.
What country was thomas Jefferson twice the president of?
Jefferson was the third president of the USA and he served two terms in that capacity.
Was Thomas Jefferson a United States president?
yes, indeed. He was the third president and served two terms.
Thomas Jefferson number and terms in office and dates?
The third US President, Thomas Jefferson, served two terms from March 4, 1801 to March 4, 1809. Previous to that he served one term as Vice-President under John Adams.
Who served two terms as the president of the United States and also help write the declaration of indepence?
Thomas Jefferson served two terms as the president of the United States from 1801 to 1809. He was also one of the primary authors of the Declaration of Independence, which was adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776.
What were Thomas Jefferson's terms of office?
He served from 1801-1809. That's what you wanted to know right?
Who was the 3th president of the US?
Thomas Jefferson was the US's third president. He served two terms, and many believed he could've easily won a third, but he wanted to follow George Washington's precedent of only serving two terms; the two-term limit did not become law until over a century later.
What is the number of terms Washington served as president?
George Washington served two terms and then declined a third.
Did Thomas Jefferson have more than 1 vice president?
Yes, Thomas Jefferson had a different vice president for each of his 2 terms.
How long was Thomas Jefferson's term in office as US president?
Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Indpendence at the age of 33. He was in France with Adams and Franklin for negotiations in the revolution, but took part in the constitution. He was president, inventor, writer of various books and thoughts on government, and helped start the Library of Congress by a donation of 6,000 books. He was a founding member of this country and remains that to this day. Go read some of what he had to say about the purpose of government.
