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Most Influential Presidents of the United States
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Presidents can be influential in good and bad ways, and before, during and after their time in office. In order, these are the most influential Presidents in history of the United States of America:
| | George Washington - Father of our nation who turned down a chance to be king. Without him, we wouldn't be governing ourselves. |
| | Abraham Lincoln - Kept the nation together at a time when it was almost torn apart. Also enabled the emancipation of the slaves. |
| | Franklin Delano Roosevelt - Lead us through the Depression and World War II. |
| | Thomas Jefferson |
| | Andrew Jackson - War hero who captured New Orleans and established the "Jacksonian" form of government where Executive Power was expanded. |
| | Theodore Roosevelt |
| | Woodrow Wilson - Lead us through World War I and became a moral leader for International cooperation (League of Nations) to help establish permanent peace in Europe. |
| | Harry S Truman |
| | James K. Polk - Expansionist President who lead us into the Mexican American war over a territorial dispute that became a political hot-button. |
| | Dwight Eisenhower - War hero who commanded all the Allied Troops to victory in World War II and lead us through much of the early Cold War. |
| | Ronald Reagan |
| | George W. Bush |
| | Bill Clinton |
| | Richard Nixon |
| | Gerald Ford |
| | John F. Kennedy |
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