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."
Two of his greatest successes as Calvin Coolidge president were?
True
Nothing
he was a general as well a president.
i totally agree with whoever wrote this statement.
Obama
George Washington of course, he was the only president who was not a politician.
Abraham Lincoln
Ronald Reagan, most definetly.
Preserving the union.
Yes
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