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[DRMAN54]

Hello fellow misc'ers and procrastinators all alike.

I NEED HELP!

I have alot of homework. Alot more than I expected actually. So here's the deal:

My longest assignment is my history homework, its really easy BUT it takes alot of time for one person to do it. One part of the homework is the following:

Directions:
List all the presidents, what # they were, who they beat during BOTH their terms, and major events that occurred in their presidency (only one or two major events)

No, this does not include Obama, because he isn't president.

There are 43 Presidents.

So, if I do this all on my own, along with my calculus work, the rest of my history hw, AP Chem work, and a book I have to finish(short book) I will be done around 4:00 am.

But if 43 of you do one president it will only take you a few minutes.

I will rep each of you TWICE. Which will be easy, considering I'll cycle around.

Please guise, help a brother out. Procrastinating fukin sucks! btw, earlier you post, earlier u get repped.

[FlexinMike]

Ah,never mind

[Guard1an]

Originally Posted by DRMAN54

Hello fellow misc'ers and procrastinators all alike.

I NEED HELP!

I have alot of homework. Alot more than I expected actually. So here's the deal:

My longest assignment is my history homework, its really easy BUT it takes alot of time for one person to do it. One part of the homework is the following:

Directions:
List all the presidents, what # they were, who they beat during BOTH their terms, and major events that occurred in their presidency (only one or two major events)

No, this does not include Obama, because he isn't president.

There are 43 Presidents.

So, if I do this all on my own, along with my calculus work, the rest of my history hw, AP Chem work, and a book I have to finish(short book) I will be done around 4:00 am.

But if 43 of you do one president it will only take you a few minutes.

I will rep each of you TWICE. Which will be easy, considering I'll cycle around.

Please guise, help a brother out. Procrastinating fukin sucks! btw, earlier you post, earlier u get repped.

ahhh junior year, what a bitch year. i remember the nights where i only had 3-5 hours of sleep, sometimes none. sorry, cant help you, i gotta get ready for biochemistry and organic chemistry for tomorrow. the history assignment is easy, just busy work. I would help you but i dont have that kind of time to spare now that im back at college

[LargeWill]

35th: Kennedy, beat Nixon, Cuban Missile Crisis

[patroclus32]

14. Franklin Pierce, def Whitfield Scott (only served one term)

major event- Kansas Nebraska Act= It repealed the Missouri Compromise and reopened the question of slavery in the West

[WhoYoU]

negged, do your hw

[DRMAN54]

Originally Posted by LargeWill

35th: Kennedy, beat Nixon, Cuban Missile Crisis

****ING PERFECT! thats ALL I NEED!

[DRMAN54]

Originally Posted by WhoYoU

negged, do your hw

that's fine, I guess. I could understand how this would upset someone?

Originally Posted by patroclus32

14. Franklin Pierce, def Whitfield Scott (only served one term)

major event- Kansas Nebraska Act= It repealed the Missouri Compromise and reopened the question of slavery in the West

thank you. Sigged.
Btw, Im doing Calculus, SO I can check the computer in between problems. So I'll view the thread from time to time.

[Miscer]

2nd: John Adams, beat Thomas Jefferson, Fought the Quasi War with FranceSigned Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798, Ended war with France through diplomacy

[Xler8d]

10. John Tyler, Defeated no one (He took over when Harrison died). 1844 - Far East opened to U.S. traders after a treaty with China signed.

11. James Polk, defeated Henry Clay, 1848 - Treaty of 1848 with Mexico gave the U.S. control over California, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and parts of Colorado and Wyoming. And gold discover in Cali in December.

12. Zachary Tyler, defeated Lewis Cass, 1850 - The Clayton-Bulwer Treaty signed with Britain guaranteed that any future canal across Central America would be available to all nations.


Guys use this site for info: http://www.ipl.org/div/potus/

[ThrusH]

http://en.wikipedia.org

[LargeWill]

36th

Johnson (first term took over after Kennedy for a year), then in 1964, defeated Barry Goldwater, Vietnam conflict (escalation of war, Operation Rolling Thunder)

[kinged854]

brah, just have sex with your teacher and you'll be fine

[DRMAN54]

Originally Posted by Xler8d

10. John Tyler, Defeated no one (He took over when Harrison died). 1844 - Far East opened to U.S. traders after a treaty with China signed.

11. James Polk, defeated Henry Clay, 1848 - Treaty of 1848 with Mexico gave the U.S. control over California, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and parts of Colorado and Wyoming. And gold discover in Cali in December.

12. Zachary Tyler, defeated Lewis Cass, 1850 - The Clayton-Bulwer Treaty signed with Britain guaranteed that any future canal across Central America would be available to all nations.

Guys use this site for info: http://www.ipl.org/div/potus/

Originally Posted by LargeWill

36th

Johnson (first term took over after Kennedy for a year), then in 1964, defeated Barry Goldwater, Vietnam conflict (escalation of war, Operation Rolling Thunder)

sigged! thanks!

[DRMAN54]

Originally Posted by kinged854

brah, just have sex with your teacher and you'll be fine

my teacher is probably one of the fattest MALES I have ever met in my entire life. (serious)

[Kevzaz]

39th James Earl Carter, Jr.
Defeated Ronald Reagan
He urged expansion of U.S. exports and congressional approval of the Multilateral Trade Negotiations.
President Carter also grappled with serious domestic problems, primarily the economy and energy.

[Polydectes]

1. george washington beat no one- revolutinary war

[Azzurri]

31st
Hoover(Repub) Defeated Al Smith (Demo).

Event: Great Depression, lost to FDR because of his Trickle Down Economic policy which didn't work

[DRMAN54]

Originally Posted by Kevzaz

39th James Earl Carter, Jr.
Defeated James Earl Carter, Jr.
He urged expansion of U.S. exports and congressional approval of the Multilateral Trade Negotiations.
President Carter also grappled with serious domestic problems, primarily the economy and energy.

I'm confused with this post. Did he defeat himself, or are u saying he ran unopposed?
Sigged for major events

Originally Posted by Polydectes

1. george washington beat no one- revolutinary war

It has to be an event during his presidency. but if nothing else i'll take that.

[yabudday]

16. Abraham Lincoln. 1860 beat John Breckenridge, John Bell, Stephen Douglas. 1864 beat George McClennan. Issued Emancipation Proclimation.

[5431]

WTF dumbest homework ever. Bring him a turd in a box that's your homework.

[dickhordishay]

Yeah, beyotch, how about 20 bucks and I'll think about it

[chris07119]

42) Bill Clinton
Beat George Bush Sr 1st, Bob Dole 2nd
Somolian rebel crisis, Oklahoma City bombing

[chris07119]

34) D. D. Eisenhower

Def Adlai Stevenson

Brown vs Board of education lawsuit which made segragation legal

[awahl63]

36. Lyndon Johnson - 1963-1969
Defeated Barry Goldwater

Withdrawal. In this situation, Johnson announced two major decisions on March 31. The first was a pause in the bombing of almost all of North Vietnam; the second, his determination not to seek another term. Subsequently, public approval of his leadership jumped again; Congress endorsed his proposals for fair housing and a tax increase; and negotiations with North Vietnam began in Paris.

The period of success was brief. Congress offered new resistance to his proposals. The Paris negotiators made no progress. Although the Democrats nominated Hubert Humphrey, Johnson's choice as his successor, Johnson's absence from the convention suggested his weakening grip on the party. Many former supporters of McCarthy and Kennedy refused to support Humphrey, while George Wallace gained much support as a third-party candidate. In October, the Senate failed to approve Johnson's nomination of Abe Fortas to be chief justice of the United States. In November, Humphrey lost to the Republican candidate, Richard M. Nixon, a result regarded as an expression of public disapproval of the Johnson administration.

Although Johnson halted the bombing of North Vietnam entirely on November 1, the Paris peace talks made no significant progress. Furthermore, the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968 helped frustrate the president's hopes for a summit meeting to deal with arms reduction and other problems. Johnson left office on Jan. 20, 1969, with his hopes for world peace unrealized.

37. Richard Nixon - 1969-1974
Defeated Humphrey and McGovern
Ended fighting in Vietnam and improved relations with the USSR and China

38. Gerald Ford - 1974-1977
Became president after Nixon resigned
Presided over terrible economy. Gave presidential pardon to Nixon.

Can't believe I just did that for reps

[Quarantine]

Andrew Jackson: 7th-1st term against John Q. Adams- Kitchen Cabinet establish - Indian removal act

2nd term against Henry Clay - vetoed bank - U.S. briefly debt free - Specie Circular (gold and silver only)

[DRMAN54]

Originally Posted by yabudday

16. Abraham Lincoln. 1860 beat John Breckenridge, John Bell, Stephen Douglas. 1864 beat George McClennan. Issued Emancipation Proclimation.

Originally Posted by chris07119

42) Bill Clinton
Beat George Bush Sr 1st, Bob Dole 2nd
Somolian rebel crisis, Oklahoma City bombing

Originally Posted by chris07119

34) D. D. Eisenhower

Def Adlai Stevenson

Brown vs Board of education lawsuit which made segragation legal

sigged! btw thanks for doing it twice. But It'll take a long time b4 I can rep you 4 times. sigged anyway.

[mtomjr14]

George W. Bush: 43rd President-1st term defeated Al Gore, 2nd term defeated John Kerry. Iraq War

[chris07119]

dude youre getting thi done pretty quick

[Xler8d]

Here's another:

13. Millard Fillmore, defeated James Buchanan and John C. Fremont (same election), 1850 - Congress passed the Compromise of 1850 and Fugitive Slave Act in September.