In all presidential campaigns there are hundreds of people who help the winning candidate succeed. Andrew Jackson was probably the most famous Polk supporter in 1844. Franklin Pierce helped him carry NH and was offered a position in Polk's cabinet.
James K. Polk was president from March 4, 1845 to March 4, 1849
James Garfield James Knox Polk
While James Knox Polk was in his presidency the liberty bell fell... (ive heard this plenty of times so it could be true)
Polk served his entire term but Zachary Taylor came after him. Polk never ran for re-elcetion
President John Knox Polk didn't live for very long after his presidency- he died in 1849, about 100 days after leaving office. His home was in Nashville, Tennessee, and that is where he was buried.
Polk retired from the presidency on March 4, 1849 and died on June 15, 1849. He had the shortest retirement of any president who left office alive.
The "K" in James Polk's name stands for Knox
Andrew Jackson helped James Polk's campaign by speaking on his behalf whenever he could. That might have helped Polk become the President of the United States. James Polk was also a good speaker and the fact that he married Sarah Childress-Polk might also have made a difference in his election.
The Mexican-American War, and the resulting Mexican Cession, were during the presidency of James K. Polk.
No. His full name is James Knox Polk.
No, the purchase was made under Jefferson in 1803, more than 40 years before Polk took office.