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Who was the youngest US president and how old was he?

As of 2017, the youngest US president was Theodore Roosevelt, who was only 42 when he took office.


Was John F Kennedy the youngest or oldest to assume the duties of president?

Kennedy was the youngest elected US president.


Who is the the youngest president of the US?

Theodore Roosevelt


What US President was elected the youngest?

Technically John F. Kennedy was elected the youngest but the youngest president in office was Roosevelt. (Roosevelt was elected Vice President in 1900 and became President when President William McKinley was assassinated.)


How old was the youngest president US?

Thirty eight


Was John F. Kennedy the youngest us president?

Theodore Roosevelt was the Vice President under William McKinley and was the youngest president to hold officer when McKinley was assassinated. John F. Kennedy was youngest president elected to office.


Who was the youngest president ever in the US and was assassinated?

The youngest person to serve as President of the United States was Theodore Roosevelt, who assumed office at the age of 42, following the assasination of William McKinley. John F. Kennedy was the youngest when elected president and youngest who died.


Who had the longest tenure as President of US?

Fdr


Who was the third youngest president of US?

Bill Clinton (46)


Who is the youngest president of US till date?

Jhon f kennedy is the youngest president till date.


What state has the youngest and oldest vice president of the us?

Both the youngest U.S. Vice President, John C. Breckinridge, and the oldest, Alben W. Barkley, were from Kentucky.


How old was the youngest Chief Justice of the United States when he was appointed?

Chief Justice John Marshall was only 45 years old when President Adams appointed him to the US Supreme Court in 1801. Marshall served on the Court until his death in 1835, making him not only the youngest, but the longest-serving Chief Justice in US history.