Was Martin Van Buren vice president of the US?

Answer 1

Martin Van Buren was the eighth President of the United States. Before that, he was vice president under Andrew Jackson and before that Secretary of State under Andrew Jackson.

He was a lawyer as a career but had spent most of his life actively engaged in politics and held a number of offices, including Senator from New York and governor New York/

Born: December 5, 1782

Died: July 24, 1862

His president term started on March 4,1837 and ended on March 4 1841.

Answer 2

Famous for is a rather poor way of working it, but he is accredited for:

1) being president during the only time the nation actually experienced a surplus in federal treasury. The extra money was given to the states to spend as they pleased; which for the most part, was spent fast and poorly.

2) being president during the Panic of 1837, which was a five year depression (the worst that the country had yet to see).

3) being the first president to run against the Whig party, which he won against in the election of 1836.

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Answer 3

Yes, Martin Van Buren was the eighth President of the United States (1837-1841). Before his presidency, he was the eighth Vice President (1833-1837) and the tenth secretary of state (1829-1831), both under Andrew Jackson.

Answer 4

Martin was the eighth president of U.S.
He was number eight.

Answer 5

He did not have any military serive. He was a boy when the Revolutionary War was going on. He lived through the war fo 1812, the Mexican War and the beginning of the Civil War.

Answer 6

Richard Mentor Johnson from Kentucky was vice-president under Martin Van Buren.

Answer 7

Martin Van Buren, elected in 1836, was the eighth US president. He followed Andrew Jackson and was succeeded by William Henry Harrison.

Answer 8

by getting more votes than his opponent.

Answer 9

He was number eight.