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This was when George Washington was president of the United States of America
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On this day, Vermont became a state during the presidency of George Washington; home of many varieties of cheese.
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Today, the state of Kentucky was born, while George Washington was the Chief of State (president). Colonel Sanders made his fried chicken famous here.
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On this historic day, Tennessee became a state while being watched over by President Washington, the third during his term.
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This was the time John Adams spent as president.
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This time was when Thomas Jefferson was the President of the USA.
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Ohio, the Buckeye State, came around to statehood during Thomas Jefferson's presidency.
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At this point in US history, James Madison was the President.
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Part of the land got from the Louisiana Purchase, this state joined during James Madison's term in office.
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Indiana joined the USA during the same presidency as Louisana-- Madison's.
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James Monroe, the fifth president, was in office during this time.
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"M-I-S-S-I-P....uhh...." The trickily-spelled state of Mississippi joined the United States of America during James Monroe's term, when four other states joined at the same period of time.
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Illinois, home of the Fighting Illini, joined the USA during Monroe's presidency in 1818.
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ALSO during James Monroe's term, Alabama joined the Union, the third of five. ROLL TIDE!
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Maine, the most northeastern state of America, joined the Union during the term of office held by the fifth president, James Monroe.
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On this date in 1821, Missouri joined the United States of America; 'The Show Me State' is the home of the 2011 World Series Champion St. Louis Cardinals. Whoopie for them.
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A descendant of the second president, JQA held office during this period of American History.
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The 'President for the Common Man' spent his time in office during these years.
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One of two states to join America during Jackson's presidency, Arkansas' name derives off of the Algonquian name for the Quapaw Indians.
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Michigan was the 26th state to join the USA, home of the newly suped-up Detroit Tigers, whose primary aquisition was the signing of slugging 1B Prince Fielder to a 10 year/200+ million dollar contract.
