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What did John C Calhoun respond to the President's toast at the Jefferson Day dinner?
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"The Union, next to our Liberty most dear"
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What happened at the Jefferson day dinner?
Dinner where Jackson toasted, "Our Union must be preserved" and Calhoun responded by toasting "Union, next to Liberty, most dear". Calhoun thus goes agaisnt the basic beliefs of Jackson and says that liberty is important as Union to the country
What do presidents do in the White House?
they take a klunk and eat breakfast and eat dinner and go to sleap
Who was the president when the presidents campaign promised a full dinner bucket?
President Sanders (Originally Colonel)
Where was president Jeffersons birthday dinner in 1830?
Probably nowhere, considering that Jefferson died in 1826.
In Founding Brothers what was the dinner who attended and what did they talk about?
This chapter is really confusing. In Founding Brothers, the people who attended the dinner were James Madison and Alexander Hamilton. The dinner was held at Thomas Jefferson's house. At this dinner, the topic discussed was the financial plan for the United States.
Which room did Thomas Jefferson eat dinner in?
Thomas Jefferson ate his dinner in the White House dining room. He had dumbwaiters installed so he could have uninterrupted dinners with guests or family. The servants simply loaded the dumbwaiters and sent them to the room without having to enter.
Who held the annual white house thanksgiving dinner held by this presidents wife?
Sarah Polk, James Polk's wife.
What is the purpose of dinner with Obama?
When any president's campaign gives you the chance to meet and have dinner with him, it is often to encourage donations. Whether it is right or wrong, all presidents have done this. Sometimes, certain campaigns will hold a contest where a supporter can win dinner, but in general, dinners with the president are for fund-raising. That said, presidents also have many different kinds of dinners, including meetings with world leaders when a formal meal is served, or strategy meetings where members of congress come to the White House to discuss policies and also have dinner.
First annual White House dinner?
The first White House Correspondents' Dinner was held in 1920. Since then, it has became an annual tradition held on the last Saturday of April and has been attended by 15 different presidents.
Did President Obama fast during Ramadan?
Yes. The White House confirms President Barack Obama celebrated Ramadan for the second year, continuing the tradition of the White House hosting a Ramadan dinner. While some claim this is a new tradition, Presidents as early as Thomas Jefferson have hosted Iftar. George W Bush is among the presidents to have hosted the dinner. Hosting Iftar does not mean that someone observes Ramadan, which is a month, not a single event. President Obama is not a Muslim and doesn't observe the month of Ramadan.
In Morris-jumel mansion who are the two men that had dinner with president Washington?
Actually there were more than two who had dinner with George Washington. The party consisted of his first cabinet, so John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, John Quincy Adams, Alexander Hamilton and Henry Knox all had dinner in 1790.
Who said your union it must be preserved?
Andrew Jackson was president at the time and the supporters of the states'rights had invited him to speak at a dinner. The guests were anxious to listen to whatJackson had to say. He stood up and looked at Calhoun, who was one of the guests,and said "Our federal union...must be prepared."
