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There a few I like which are the founding fathers.
George Washington-He rejected being King; responsible for the U.S. becoming an independent country.
Thomas Jefferson-He was against slavery, in his first draft of the Declaration of Independence, he criticized King George III for enslaving Africans and for stoping attempts to ban slavery in Colonial Virginia. He did pass the Northwest Ordinance and made slavery illegal in the upper western territories.
John Adams- Really important to the U.S. He had the belief in individual liberties. Theres a really good show that aired on HBO about him thats really accurate. His childhood and how his views shaped is really interesting.
Washington, Jefferson, Madison and other founding fathers were against slavery they felt they inherited what they thought was an evil. They did believed that all men were created equal. And they were't all talk either, there were attempts by the founding fathers to end slavery. The Northwest Ordinance being one of them.
George Washington-He rejected being King; responsible for the U.S. becoming an independent country.
Thomas Jefferson-He was against slavery, in his first draft of the Declaration of Independence, he criticized King George III for enslaving Africans and for stoping attempts to ban slavery in Colonial Virginia. He did pass the Northwest Ordinance and made slavery illegal in the upper western territories.
John Adams- Really important to the U.S. He had the belief in individual liberties. Theres a really good show that aired on HBO about him thats really accurate. His childhood and how his views shaped is really interesting.
Washington, Jefferson, Madison and other founding fathers were against slavery they felt they inherited what they thought was an evil. They did believed that all men were created equal. And they were't all talk either, there were attempts by the founding fathers to end slavery. The Northwest Ordinance being one of them.
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Actually he didn't do that either, he just ran experiments that helped in the understanding of electricity. Knowledge of electricity and it's properties goes back into the BCE eras
I am going with William Henry Harrison, because his time in office makes me laugh
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Aren't you all forgetting about Donald Trump, the greatest president there ever was? Don't you know his administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of USA? Okay... off to bed now! 
interestingly enough that sentence almost started a war...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_begin_bombing_in_five_minutes
that being said i can respect the guy even though i could not agree with a single bit of his politics. I do believe he cared though. Also i believe that all he did he truly meant it with love for his country.
personally i like JFK though
What does that have to do with the quoted post?
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George Washington, easily.
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Trump is probably my favourite modern president just because he's not some carrer politician who acts like all th
My favorite American presidents are George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, and Theodore Roosevelt
President Thomas Whitmore:
"We can't be consumed by our petty differences anymore. We will be united in our common interests. Perhaps it's fate that today is the Fourth of July, and you will once again be fighting for our freedom... Not from tyranny, oppression, or persecution... but from annihilation."
"We can't be consumed by our petty differences anymore. We will be united in our common interests. Perhaps it's fate that today is the Fourth of July, and you will once again be fighting for our freedom... Not from tyranny, oppression, or persecution... but from annihilation."
says the canadian. forgot you folks existed. Sorey aboot that
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No president has ever been perfect. That said, some are worse than others.
As an American, can confirm. American government and more than a third of the population is cancer. Can I trade you for Justin Trudeau?
As an American, can confirm. American government and more than a third of the population is cancer. Can I trade you for Justin Trudeau?
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