Introduction to the Presidency

1) List the Presidents in Order—10

points for the closest group
2) Terms to know regarding the
presidency
3) Introduction of Presidential
newspaper project
 List the Presidents in the proper
order
• Adams, John
• Adams, John Quincy
• Arthur, Chester Alan
• Buchanan, James
• Bush, George Herbert Walker
• Bush, George Walker
• Carter, James Earl Jr.
• Cleveland, Grover
• Cleveland, Grover
• Clinton, William Jefferson
• Coolidge, Calvin
• Eisenhower, Dwight David
• Fillmore, Millard
• Ford, Gerald Rudolph
• Garfield, James Abram
• Grant, Ulysses S.
• Harding, Warren Gamaliel
• Harrison, Benjamin
• Harrison, William Henry
• Hayes, Rutherford Birchard
• Hoover, Herbert Clark
• Jackson, Andrew
• Jefferson, Thomas
• Jefferson, Thomas
• Johnson, Andrew
• Johnson, Lyndon Baines
• Kennedy, John Fitzgerald
• Lincoln, Abraham
• Madison, James
• McKinley, William
• Monroe, James
• Nixon, Richard Milhous
• Pierce, Franklin
• Polk, James Knox
• Reagan, Ronald Wilson
• Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
• Roosevelt, Theodore
• Taft, William Howard
• Taylor, Zachary
• Truman, Harry
• Tyler, John
• Van Buren, Martin
• Washington, George
• Wilson, Woodrow
 Presidential Terms to Know
• Electoral College • Commander-in-chief
• Presidential Seal • State of the Union
• E Pluribus Unum • Chief Justice of the Supreme
• Line of Succession to the Court
presidency • John F. Kennedy
• Speaker of the House • National Security Council
• Quadrenniel • Presidential Qualifications
• 10 years • Weeks between Congress
• Cabinet counting votes and
• Advisors inauguration
• • Elected Presidents who did not
Executive Privlege win popular vote
• Office of Management and • Secretary of State
Budget
• Inner Cabinet
• Bureacracy
Presidential Newspaper Project
• You will publish a paper covering the major events of a
chosen president. Your paper will have articles,
graphics, and displays that were common during that
president’s term. The articles in your paper will cover
– One major foreign policy issue of that president
– One major domestic policy issue during that
presidency
– An editorial commentary on that president
– A cultural phenomena that occurred during that
presidency
 Your Newspaper will have
• A publisher—Mr. Strodtbeck. The publisher will
determine the focus of each paper and how each
employee of the paper will be rewarded for their work
• An Editor—Issues assignments and approve final drafts
and placement of stories. The editor also writes the
editorial
• A layout person—an individual who will place all the
articles on the Microsoft publisher template
• Proofreaders—Everyone in the group is required to read
and correct their own copy and that of another member
of the group.
• Reporters—everyone will write an article—the editorial
counts as the article for the editor