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The first president to enter the white house upon the death of a president was?
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Why speakers of the house is important in case of the death of the president and vice president?
Because then the Speaker would become President.
Was John Adams the first president to ocupi the White House?
Yes. He was the second US President, but the first US President to occupy the White House.
Who was the first president to use eletricity in the white house?
President Benjamin Harrison was the first president to use electricity in the white house. He was not fond of the convenience.
Who was the first president of us who constructed the White House?
John Adams was the first US president to live in the White House.
Who was the first president who had a cat in the white house?
President Obama
What Entrance where dignitaries enter the white house?
Special visitors and dignitaries formally enter the White House through South Portico. It is considered the "front entrance" the president's house.
Which president was the first to have his daughter marry in the White House?
President James Monroe was the first to have a White House wedding for his daughter in 1820.
Who was the first president to stay in the White House?
The first president to stay at the White House was John Q. Adams.
Who was the first president To live in in the white house?
The first president to live in the White House was John Adams.=D =D =D
Who was the first president to own a bird in the White House?
The first president to have a bird as one of his pets in the White House was William McKinley.
Why do you think the speaker of the line to become president in the event of the death of both the president and vice president?
Because the house of representatives is representing them
Who was the first US President to bow in the White House?
The first U.S. President to bow in the White House was John Adams who continued George Washington's tradition of greeting guests with a bow instead of a handshake. George Washington was the first President to greet people with a bow, but since he never lived in the White House, he was not the first President to do so in the White House.
