Dwight D. Eisenhower

He could wear many different hats and was a good judge of people. He kept Patton in the war despite opposition because he knew what his strengths were and used them to the fullest to save the Earth. He could be whoever he had to be based on any particular situation. He was also no nonsense and never bluffed he made a couple decisions and felt so strongly about them he basically said we do it this way unless you want to find another allied commander. He had to do his duty and balance multiple personalities at the same time each with their own agenda. Some like Churchill tried to cry to Roosevelt but as US gained more trust in him his word became law on the warfront. Eisenhower essentially decided De Gaulle would be President of France. At one time he probably commanded more men than any other military leader in recent history

I think you mean North Africa.

Likely because he was the 34th president, and the coins are not silver.

Fifty cents, unless it is a rare date or has silver in it.1965 to 1970 are 40% silver worth about $4

1964 & older are 90% silver worth about $10.00

Retail values for rare dates are at the link below.

1915 when he graduated from US Military Academy at West Point NY

well he planned d-day. and was a supreme general. he was also hot. o wish i could have washed his beautiful locks and lick his forhead. i am a boy well he planned d-day. and was a supreme general. he was also hot. o wish i could have washed his beautiful locks and lick his forhead. i am a boy

President Eisenhower hated McCarthy because of his tactics used in dealing with Communism. He attacked many Asian-American people and caused teh second Red Scare. He even attacked the U.S. army in Army-McCarthy hearings, where 20 million people watched as McCarthy made an idiot out of himself and showed the people of America how irrational he is.

Woodrow Wilson

Many believe that George Washington was the greatest U.S. president because he led the country to its independence. Some also name Abraham Lincoln because he preserved the unity of the Republic during the country's Civil War. Others name Franklin Roosevelt because of his sweeping social initiatives known as the "New Deal." However, there are others who think that these initiatives expanded the scope of the government beyond what the Founding Fathers ever intended. Equally controversial is Ronal Reagan, who is credited with turning the country from the "malaise" of the Carter years to a feeling of confidence, patriotism and pride. He is also credited with ending the Cold War and is often quoted in the phrase: "Mr. Gorbachav, tear down this wall!" Who is the greatest president? Like many questions, the answer may be: "It depends."

Assuming you're referring to one of the coins packaged in a pliofilm envelope and not a proof coin, market prices as of 05/2009 are around $5.50 regardless of date.

To enforce the integration of the high school there

Dwight D. Eisenhower was first elected on November 4, 1952 and was inaugurated to his first term as the 34th President on January 20, 1953. He was reelected on November 6, 1956 and was inaugurated to his second term on January 20, 1957. In each election Eisenhower ran against Democrat Stevenson.

Eisenhower approved its use of covert operations.

He was unable to do anything to support their revolt

He was the first president from the state of texas.

Dwight D Eisenhower was famous for his brillent militarism during world war to and also for being the 34th United States President. June 6th 1944, Dday was the begining of the end of the war in Europe Eisenhower then promoted to rank of General of the Army (5 stars)

When Germany surrenderd in May 1945 Eisenhower was appointed Military Governor 5 months later, Noverber 1945 Eisenhower was selected as Cheif of Staff, US Army.

Dwight D, Esienhower was elected 34h president of the United States on Novermeber 4, 1952

Four years later he was reelected to a second term by an even wider margin

"Peace and Prosperity" became the watch words of the Eisenhower years.

Eisenhower criticized the idea of large government programs such as the Fair Deal, however he opposed the idea of "Old Guard" Republicans eliminating all government programs. Eisenhower instead chose to take a more moderate course, also know as "Modern Republicanism", which preserved the market economy and still insured assistance to certain groups of people such as seniors.

Quarters, halves, and dollars were minted with the dual dates 1776-1976 as part of the Bicentennial celebrations. Loads of them were saved in new condition as keepsakes so any that you find in circulation will be worn and only worth face value.

If you have an uncirculated or proof Bicentennial coin please post a new question with its denomination and what type it is (unc. or proof); if it's a proof coin note whether it's made of copper-nickel or silver.

Eisenhower did not represent any particular state. He was never in Congress. After WW II he was elected president in 1952 and served two terms.

Dwight D. Eisenhower was a resident of the State of New York when he was elected U.S. President in 1952.

He would visit Korea and end the war there.

Premise of the question is wrong. There were many (G. W. Bush, Clinton, Reagan, Washington, Lincoln, etc. etc). Grover Cleveland is the only one to serve two non-consecutive terms(1885-1889 and 1893-1897). Many have served just one term. One, FDR, served 4.