Throughout history there has been many great presidents, two of those being George Washington and Franklin D. Roosevelt. During each of their presidencies they accomplish many great feats that help shape our great country to what it is today. Each of these presidents has their similarities and differences in office with some of those being domestic and foreign affairs and the extent in which the administration resolves it. Washington was the first president of our country and did not affiliate with a party. He served two four year terms.
There have been only two presidents throughout American History that have been impeached. These two presidents were William (Bill) Clinton and Andrew Johnson. Andrew Johnson was the vice president and shortly became the 17th president in 1865 after the assassination of Lincoln. Bill Clinton was elected the 42nd president in 1992, after being the governor of Arkansas. Both of these impeachments were different in several ways.
This part of Clinton's life was the most different to that of Nixon’s as Clinton was able to attend large respected college. While at Yale, Bill Clinton met his wife Hillary Rodham. Bill Clinton then went on to become the youngest governor of Arkansas. During his term as governor, Clinton improved the highway system and faced a cuban refugee crisis within Arkansas. Similarly to Richard Nixon Clinton also was faced with scandals that jeopardized his career.
Bill Clinton was also an American politician who had served as the 42nd President of the United States. He had served his time from 1993 to 2001 and throughout his time in office, he had both aided yet negatively impacted the United States, which can be seen through many acts and bills he had signed, both domestic and foreign. Domestic accomplishments of President Clinton firstly included cutting the tax, similar to what Reagan had done. Clinton had signed the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act, cutting taxes for millions of low-income families. He had also cut tax for almost 100% of small businesses and raised the tax on the wealthiest taxpayers.
However, he could not afford to attend law school. He ended up attending Lincoln University in Pennsylvania. He later worked as the Director of Public
John Adams graduated from Harvard school of law in 1755 when he was 20 years old. Afterward, he decided to teach school for several years before going back to school to study law, and started his career in law in 1758. He soon went on to become a very successful
Two of the Presidents that I have picked are Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan. Bill Clinton was the 42nd President of the United States of America. Ronald Reagan was the 40th President of the United States of America. Both presidents did good and bad things, but the only thing I am going to be focusing on is the two tax policies that both had. On how they have similarities and differences.
However, the most important thing is that there are several things that each of the presidents have in their attitude and personality while from their studies that are being more and more developed at some features
There are two people in the history of us that has certain similarities, one of them is Donald trump and the other one is Ronald Reagan. To start with their experiences, Donald trump never had a political involvement similarly to Ronald Reagan. However, Reagan was elected as governor of California but he never held political office. Subsequently, their professional life was like each other. Trump was a showrunner and Reagan was a b-movie actor and because of this reason people and media dismissed them as a crucial candidate.
There are many reasons why all the presidents are known for. There have has been many accomplishments that involved making our country great. There's have be so much many situations that occured in the United States, that the president had to put there mind together and accomplish it. Each presidents have a unique mind of viewing the United States, how they plan to take action that would change their country. Most president have the same ideas or a different way of thinking to improve the country, by making it better or worse, depends on how they take actions in their own hands.
Barack Obama and George Washington have many similarities and differences. In the paragraphs below I will explain some examples of the things these two presidents have in common, and also many things they do not have in common. One similarity I will mention is that they both raised two children. And also, one difference I will mention is that they served two terms, but they were different lengths. I will also mention their ages and their wife’s and vice president’s names.
He attended Groton (1896-1900), a prestigious preparatory school in Massachusetts, and received a BA degree in history from Harvard in only three years (1900-03).Roosevelt next studied law at New York 's Columbia University.
Obama and George Washington both gave an Inaugural speech as they both took the oath to become the United States president. They both talked about making the United States better, and talked about the people, as a result to them making choices, and making things better. They both took responsibilities in being in charge of the country. Yet Obama talked about making changes but didn't talk about money although he said they had problems with money.
Tobacco in the United States has become a big money maker, as the use of tobacco has blown up so has tobacco related deaths. Tobacco comes in forms ranging from smoking to smokeless. Those who are generally just against tobacco may view smokeless tobacco as a harmful substance due to its ability to cause a variety of oral cancers, leading to a significant portion of oral deaths, and a nicotine dependence development. Those who may agree that tobacco use is not safe but also look at the smoking tobacco vs smokeless tobacco can see just how smokeless is a lifesaver and can benefit public health. Smokeless can reduced risk of oral cancer and other cancers compared to smoking, has a significantly lower death toll than smoking does, and the possibility of slowly quitting tobacco.
The brain chemistry that sugar and tobacco deliver to our brains have similarities which makes everyone feel relieved from their body cravings. The evidence and factors of believing that sugar is becoming addictive and irresistible are the advertisement strategies, mood states and the lifestyle and environment that surrounds the
