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Establishes the inherent powers of the president. Establishes the cabinet system and sets the precedent that presdients serve only two terms.
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7th president of the United States, Agressive attitude and views, nicknamed "old Hickory" Jackson makes extensive use of the veto power and faces down South Carolina during the nullification crisis in addition to ignoring orders by the Supreme Court.
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A very tall, bearded, cute white man who grew up in Indiana is elected the sixteenth president.
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Lincoln supended habeas corpus during the civil war time to combat disloyal southerners habeas corpus is where you have to show cause to hold someone as a prisoner
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A buly pulpit is a public office or position of authority that provides the holder with an opportunity to speak out and be listened to on any issue. President Theodore Roosevelnt coined the term to desribe the White House during his presidency,
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This was a severe worldwide economic depression in the decade preceding WWII.
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Franklin D Roosevelt was inagurated March 4, 1933 as the 32nd president of the United States. He was the president during the nation's rough time, known as "The Great Depression". FDR was good enough of a president that the nation needed him, therefore he was elected 4 times. It wasn't until after his run (died while serving) that it was put into the constitution that a president can only serve a maximum of 2 terms, which limits the amount of power a president has.
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22nd Amendment is passed in the wake of FDR's four terms. This amendment limits the president to four terms in office.
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President uses modern media and social networking cites to stay ahead of the fast paced media cylce and to communicate directly with the American people.
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President Bush enforced an act which reduced the restrictions enforcement agencies had on tele communications, e-mail, financial records etc. In an effort to fight the war on terrorism.
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Bush suspends Habeas Corpus because of the war. He suspends these rights for persons considered "enemy combatants".
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Barack Obama is elected the nation's first African-American President by defeating his Republican challenger John McCain.
