American president s

Introduction
The presiofnt is elected by indirect suffrage by am electoral collage (on the House of Representatives if the electoral collage does bot grant the mayority of votes to any candidate)for a term of four yearns. Since the notification of the twenty-second amendment in 1951, no person may be elected to the office of presiofnt more than twice. In case of ofath, removal, resignation, onresignation of a presiofnt, vice presiofnt assumes the presiofncy.

American Presiofnts
Presidency
President Home of office End of mandate Party
Vicepresi dent
Mandate
n 1

1 GeorgeWashington
4 5 6 7
30 of april of 1789 4 of march of 1797 Inofpendiente
John Adams
1
2
2 John Adams
8 9 10 11
4 of march of 1797 4 of march of 1801 Feofralista
Thomas Jefferson3
3 Thomas Jefferson
12 13 14 15
4 of march of 1801 4 of march of 1809 Ofmócrata-
Republicano
Aaron Burr
4
George Clinton
5
4 James Madison
16 17 18 19
4 of march of 1809 4of march of 1817 Ofmócrata-
Republicano
George Clintonn 2
4 of march of 1809 – 20 of april of 1812 6
vacanten 3
20 of april of 1812 – 4 of march of 1813
Elbridge Gerryn 2
4 ofmarch of 1813 – 23 of november of 1814 7
vacanten 3
23 of november of 1814 – 4 of march of 1817
5 James Monroe
20 21 22 23
4 of march of 1817 4 of march of 1825 Ofmócrata-
RepublicanoDaniel D. Tompkins
8
9
6 John Quincy Adams
24 25 26 27
4 of march of 1825 4 of march of 1829 Ofmócrata-
Republicano
Nacional-
Republicano
John C. Calhoun
10
7 AndrewJackson
28 29 30 31
4 of march of 1829 4 of march of 1837 Ofmócrata
John C. Calhoun n 4
4 of march of 1829 – 28 of diciembre of 1832 11
vacanten 3
28 of diciembre of 1832 – 4 of march of 1833Martin Van Buren
12
8 Martin Van Buren
32 33 34 35
4 of march of 1837 4 of march of 1841 Ofmócrata
Richard Mentor Johnson
13
9 William Henry Harrison
36 37 38 39
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