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Who was the first president to be elected in Mississippi?
The first president to be elected in Mississippi was James K. Polk. He served as the 11th President of the United States from 1845 to 1849 and was notably elected while Mississippi was still a relatively young state, having joined the Union in 1817. Polk's election was significant for his focus on westward expansion and territorial acquisition.
Which was the first president to live in a log cabin and get elected by a national convention?
Andrew Jackson is probably the man you have in mind. He was the first to be nominated at a national convention and to run for a national party and he had lived in a log cabin from time to time when he was young.
Who was the first person to ride Endeavour?
Young
What are some interesting facts about Ronald Reagan?
He played the Gipper in the film Knute Rockne All American.He was the first and only US President elected that was divorced.His first wife was a famous actress named Jane Wyman.He kept Jelly Beans on his desk in the Oval Office.He was once the voice of the Chicago Cubs on radioHe was the oldest man ever elected President.He worked as a life guard when he was a young man and won the country swimming championship.
What happens if a representative is elected at age 25 elected speaker at age 27 and both president and vice-president are killed before he turns 35?
Realistically, someone that young wouldn't rise to the position of speaker. When selecting the speaker, presidential eligibility requirements are probably kept in mind.
Is Barack Obama one of the youngest-ever candidates to run for US president?
I'm not sure if he is the youngest or not, but he's only a few years over the required age (35). He's like 40 or 41. I believe John F. Kennedy was the youngest president ever elected at 43. Barack Obama was born in August, 1961, making him 47 years old at time of election. Very young to be president, but not as young as Kennedy. Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest president at age 42. He was vice-president and sworn in when Mckinley was shot. Obama is a year older than Bill Clinton was when he first took office. ____________________________________________________________ No Barack Obama is one of the youngest presidents but is not the youngest president.Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest president at age 42. Yes, I believe it is confusing because Kennedy was the youngest president ever ELECTED to office. Teddy Roosevelt became president after McKinley died in office and he being vice-president took over the job as president at 42, but was not ELECTED president until the next election a few years later. He was older than 43 when elected. So yes Roosevelt was the youngest serving president, but not the youngest ELECTED. Theadore Rossevelt was 42 and barak Obama is 47 making him the 6th or 7th youngest.
If you were a young person who joined to fight to free Cuba?
president McKinley sent the uss Maine to
How has Barack Obama changed your?
I think you are missing a word, and it would affect the answer: changed your... what? If you are asking how it has changed our country, when Mr. Obama was elected, it was the first time America ever had a black president. This certainly was a major change. Another change was the involvement of young voters, who came out to support Mr. Obama in great numbers. It was also the first time a campaign had fully made use of social media (Twitter, Facebook, etc) in addition to the traditional ways of campaigning. And one other change-- many foreign leaders had disliked the policies of President Bush, and they were excited to have a new leader who would, they hoped, have different policies. But if you are asking how Barack Obama changed someone's life, that would depend on the person. For example, many minority children were very excited to see a President and First Lady whose skin color was the same as theirs. Many young voters were excited to have a young president. But many people who did not vote for Mr. Obama and had wanted his opponent (John McCain) to be elected were bitterly disappointed and very upset about the results. In my case, I come from the generation where America was still segregated, so I was just pleased to see a candidate's race no longer prevent him from getting elected president. (By the way, even many Republicans, who did not vote for him, expressed the same opinion.)
In 1972 Andrew Young became?
He became the first African American elected to the United States Congress from Georgia since Reconstruction.
Who was the first South Korean president?
On August 15, 1948 the Republic of Korea (R.O.K.) was established, with Syngman Rhee as the first President. On September 9, 1948 the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (D.P.R.K.) was established under Kim Il Sung.In 1987, Roh Tae-woo, a former general, was elected president, but additional democratic advances during his tenure resulted in the 1992 election of a long-time pro-democracy activist, Kim Young-sam. Kim became Korea's first civilian elected president in 32 years.For the source and more detailed information concerning this subject, click on the related links section indicated below.
How old is the president of Poland?
When elected he serves a 5 year term, and may serve up to 2 terms if re-elected.
What city was Andrew young elected mayor in 1981?
Andrew Young was elected mayor of Atlanta, Georgia, in 1981. He served as the city's first African American mayor and held office until 1989. His tenure was marked by efforts to improve race relations and economic development in Atlanta.
