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Abraham Lincoln free'd the slaves with the Emancipation Proclamation. He was assasinated by John Wilkes Booth in a movie theater while watching a play.
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Andrew Johnson was nominated to be vice president for Abraham Lincoln. He died in 1875
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James's wife was very sick when he was running for office. He was assasinated in 1881, 4 months in office.
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Benjamin signed a tariff, an antitrust law, and survived the presidency. He died on March 13, 1901
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Grover Cleveland served two terms. He had vetoed Pensions Bureu.
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He signed many treaties and was very against war. He was assasinated in 1901.
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He took McKinleys place when he was assasinated. He gave up office after his second term and he made his campaign slogan "The Square Deal".
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After following Rossevelt into office, he continued to enforce antitrust laws. He was the 27th president and the sixteenth amendment was passed when he was in office.
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One of the first events that happened while Wilson was in office was the passing of the Underwood Tariff. He was the 28th president.
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Even though he vetoed it, in 1924 the Veteran's Bonus was passed by Congress. Calvin was the 30th president.
