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It depends on your definition of "Irish":
if you mean of Gaelic Catholic Irish then it would be John F. Kennedy.
If you choose to include the "Ulster Scots" ("Scotch-Irish") as "Irish" then the answer is Andrew Jackson.
What else can I help you with?
Who was the first US vice President of Italian heritage?
NONE
How many presidents were of mixed heritage?
Barack Obama is the first US President to acknowledge a mixed racial heritage while in or seeking office. He has a mixed heritage because his father is from Africa and his mother was a Caucasian American.
Which US President is called a minority president?
Some people refer to the current US President, Barack Obama as a minority President because he is of his Afro American heritage. Even though his mother is considered a "white" person, it does not matter. This is because never has a US President had a dual heritage, thus "minority" is still a logical term to use.
Who was the first US President of Italian heritage?
Not that I know of mainly because you can't be a president unless you are born in the U.S. Nobody really springs to mind so I'm going to say no.
Who was the first US President who was the son of a US President?
Adams
Who was the first US vice President of Italian heritage?
NONE
Why were Irish people so interested in JFK?
Because while he was not the first US president with Irish ancestry, he was the first Roman Catholic US president, and he had Irish ancestry of which he was very proud, and used in his campaign to garner votes.
How many US citizens claim Irish heritage?
40% of Americans are Irish.
Who is the African American who became the first black president of the US of America?
The current president, Barack Obama is the first US president to have any African heritage. His father was from Kenya, in Africa . (His mother was of European descent )
Who was the first african amercian to become the first president of the US?
Barack Obama is the first and only US president to have any certain African heritage. His father was a Kenyan national and his mother was a white American.
How many presidents were of mixed heritage?
Barack Obama is the first US President to acknowledge a mixed racial heritage while in or seeking office. He has a mixed heritage because his father is from Africa and his mother was a Caucasian American.
Who was the first president to be known as a champion of the common man?
I think Andrew Jackson would qualify. He was the first US president with no influential family ties. Both of his parents were poor Irish immigrants.
What US President had an Irish Setter?
Harry S. Truman
Who was the first president of the us to have and Irish back round?
Andrew Jackson was the first with Irish background. Both of his parents were born in Northern Ireland, which as you likely know, is now a separate country from Ireland being a part of the UK.
Is Barack Obama the second African American of the United States?
No, he is the first. Obama , who had an African father and a white mother, is the first US president with any African heritage.
How many US presidents had Irish heritage?
There are twelve, counting the current president ,Obama, but only two with ancestors that would be likely to wear green on St. Patrick's day. John F. Kennedy was the first President of 100% Catholic Irish heritage, Ronald Reaganwas of Catholic Irish ancestry (originally O'Reagan) but his family converted to Protestantism after moving to America.There had been several Presidents of "Scotch-Irish", i.e. Protestant Irish ancestry, mostly from Northern Ireland, which is now a separate country from Eire and whose people have quite different ethnic backgrounds and languages.The first was Andrew Jackson, followed by James K Polk, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, Chester Arthur, William McKinley, Woodrow Wilson, Harry S Truman ,Bill Clinton and Barack Obama on his mother's side. Both of Jackson's parents were actually born in Ireland, as was Chester Arthur's father.
Which US President is called a minority president?
Some people refer to the current US President, Barack Obama as a minority President because he is of his Afro American heritage. Even though his mother is considered a "white" person, it does not matter. This is because never has a US President had a dual heritage, thus "minority" is still a logical term to use.
