president Thmas Jefferson middle name?
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*Chuckling for I learned something here* Thomas Jefferson has no middle name, and neither did 16 other US Presidents.\n\nSee the link for more info...
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Jefferson was born April 13, 1743.\nHis term started in 1801.\nThat would make him 57 at the time.\n\nFor more on Jefferson, see the link to the White House page below.
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The first number represents which president he was {2nd, 10th, 17th...], followed by his name, the year he took office, the year he left, which party he belonged to, and his Vice-President(s).\n\n\n2  John Adams\n  1797  1801  Federalist  Thomas Jefferson  \n3  Thomas Jefferson\n  1801  1809  Democratic-Republican  Aaron Burr and George  Clinton  \n4  James Madison\n  1809  1817  Democratic-Republican  George Clinton and Elbridge Gerry  \n5  James Monroe\n  1817  1825  Democratic-Republican  Daniel D. Tompkins  \n6  John Quincy Adams\n  1825  1829  Democratic-Republican  John C. Calhoun  \n7  Andrew Jackson\n  1829  1837  Democrat  John C. Calhoun and Martin Van Buren  \n8  Martin Van Buren\n  1837  1841  Democrat  Richard Mentor Johnson  \n9  William Henry Harrison\n  1841  1841  Whig  John Tyler  \n10  John Tyler\n  1841  1845  Whig  none  \n11  James Knox Polk\n  1845  1849  Democrat  George M. Dallas  \n12  Zachary Taylor\n  1849  1850  Whig  Millard Fillmore  \n13  Millard Fillmore\n  1850  1853  Whig  none  \n14  Franklin Pierce\n  1853  1857  Democrat  William R. King  \n15  James Buchanan\n  1857  1861  Democrat  John C. Breckinridge  \n16  Abraham Lincoln\n  1861  1865  Republican  Hannibal Hamlin and Andrew Johnson  \n17  Andrew Johnson\n  1865  1869  Democrat  none  \n18  Ulysses Simpson Grant\n  1869  1877  Republican  Schuyler Colfax and Henry Wilson  \n19  Rutherford Birchard Hayes\n  1877  1881  Republican  William A. Wheeler  \n20  James Abram Garfield\n  1881  1881  Republican  Chester A. Arthur  \n21  Chester Alan Arthur\n  1881  1885  Republican  none  \n22  Stephen Grover Cleveland\n  1885  1889  Democrat  Thomas A. Hendricks  \n23  Benjamin Harrison\n  1889  1893  Republican  Levi P. Morton  \n24  Stephen Grover Cleveland\n  1893  1897  Democrat  Adlai E. Stevenson  \n25  William McKinley\n  1897  1901  Republican  Garret A. Hobart then Theodore Roosevelt
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Thomas Jefferson was one.
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John Q Adams (1824)\nRutherford B. Hayes (1876)\nBenjamin Harrison (1888)\nGeorge W. Bush (2000)
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Sounds pretty straightforward to me. Have you made up the list of principles that Jefferson advocated in his pre-presidential days? If not, that would be a good starting point. \nYou can probably find this information by putting Thomas Jefferson into your search engine. \nGood luck!
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Jefferson changed the face of the presidency.  In the study of how our government started he was a key factor.  Jefferson thought the government was too powerful at the time he took office.  Jefferson worked to change it with new economic policies.  He reduced government spending through budget management. (a lesson we should take from him now)  He also decreased the size of the government by having government take less of a role in the lives of everyday people like us.  \n\nThis is important for 8th graders to know because there are many things you can learn from Jefferson.  In only four or five years you will be voting in the same elections adults are voting in.   We want you to be informed voters.  We want you to know how to listen for what candidates stand for, decide if you agree with them and make your own choices.  That is why we study any past presidents,  it is to make you consider, is this someone you would have voted for?  If not what would you vote for?  Jefferson and Adams differed in many ways.  Jefferson and Hamilton probably differed even more.  Who would you have voted for?  Look at candidates we have now.  They too have different opinions.  Can you take a position and stand for it?  Can you make an informed decision and vote for the person that will help our country the most?  Start thinking about it now because you will be standing in that voting booth all alone some day and you will have to make the decisions.
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John Adams\n"By a legislative oddity, while Jefferson had outpolled Adams, he was technically tied with Burr, as the Democratic-Republican electors had failed to distinguish between the two candidates even though Jefferson was clearly earmarked as the leader. Burr, sensing an unforeseen opportunity to become chief executive, refused to relinquish his claim, and the election was thrown to the House of Representatives for a decision." However, that doesn't mean he almost BEAT him. Be more clear in the wording of your question.
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Thurgood Marshall\n\nI wanted to edit, since i saw someone gave you misinformation.  Here is a link to prove:
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Not George Washington!  He also wasn't the 2nd, 3rd, 4rth...\n\nIn 1781 Maryland signed the Articles of Confederation, creating the 13 state union.  John Hanson, who signed for Maryland, was immediately elected president of the assembly (chosen unanimously by Congress).  Hansons formal title was "President of the United States in Congress Assembled".\n\nGeorge Washington even addressed Hanson as "President of the United States".  After Washington became president Hanson sent him a letter of congratulation.  Washington replied, addressing the letter to the "President of the United States."\n\nMaybe y'all should know a bit more history before blasting off rude comments, eh?\n\nGreat question!
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President\n\nGeorge Washington (1789-1797)\nJohn Adams (1797-1801)\nThomas Jefferson (1801-1809)\nJames Madison (1809-1817)\nJames Monroe (1817-1825)\nJohn Quincy Adams (1825-1829)\nAndrew Jackson (1829-1837)\nMartin Van Buren (1837-1841)\nWilliam Henry Harrison (1841)\nJohn Tyler (1841-1845)\nJames K. Polk (1845-1849)\nZachary Taylor (1849-1850)\nMillard Fillmore (1850-1853)\nFranklin Pierce (1853-1857)\nJames Buchanan (1857-1861)\nAbraham Lincoln (1861-1865)\nAndrew Johnson (1865-1869)\nUlysses S. Grant (1869-1877)\nRutherford B. Hayes (1877-1881)\nJames A. Garfield (1881)\nChester Arthur (1881-1885)\nGrover Cleveland (1885-1889)\nBenjamin Harrison (1889-1893)\nGrover Cleveland (1893-1897)\nWilliam McKinley (1897-1901)\nTheodore Roosevelt (1901-1909)\nWilliam Howard Taft (1909-1913)\nWoodrow Wilson (1913-1921)\nWarren G. Harding (1921-1923)\nCalvin Coolidge (1923-1929)\nHerbert Hoover (1929-1933)\nFranklin D. Roosevelt (1933-1945)\nHarry S Truman (1945-1953)\nDwight D. Eisenhower (1953-1961)\nJohn F. Kennedy (1961-1963)\nLyndon B. Johnson (1963-1969)\nRichard Nixon (1969-1974)\nGerald Ford (1974-1977)\nJimmy Carter (1977-1981)\nRonald Reagan (1981-1989)\nGeorge Bush (1989-1993)\nBill Clinton (1993-2001)\nGeorge W. Bush (2001- )
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Geroge Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Rosevelt
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His middle name is Jeffrey.  Didn't you guess that?  LOL
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Thomas Jefferson.\n\nHe wrote the Decleration of Independence, otherwise, we wouldnt be free.\n\nYou bunch of hippies!
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The people who are giving you grief are completely wrong. \n\nGeorge Washington is George W. Bush's 11th cousin, 8 times removed; Thomas Jefferson is GWB's 12th cousin, 7 times removed; and John Quincy Adams (John Adams's son) is GWB's 5th cousin, 6 times removed. \n\nLots and lots of the presidents are related to each other. Check the source link below.
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names of u.s. presidents in correct order: \n\n 1st george washington 1789-1797 \n 2nd john adams 1797-1801 \n 3rd thomas jefferson 1801-1809 \n 4th james madison 1809-1817 \n 5th james monroe 1817-1825 \n 6th john quincy adams 1825-1829\n 7th andrew jackson 1829-1837 \n 8th martin van buren 1837-1841 \n 9th william henry harrison 1841 \n10th john tyler 1841-1845 \n11th james k. polk 1845-1849 \n12th zachary taylor 1849-1850 \n13th millard fillmore 1850-1853 \n14th franklin pierce 1853-1857 \n15th james buchanan 1857-1861 \n16th abraham lincoln 1861-1865 \n17th andrew johnson 1865-1869\n18th ulysses s. grant 1869-1877 \n19th rutherford b. hayes 1877-1881 \n20th james a. garfield 1881 \n21st chester a. arthur 1881-1885 \n22nd grover cleveland 1885-1889 \n23rd benjamin harrison 1889-1893 \n24th grover cleveland 1893-1897 \n25th william mcKinley 1897-1901  \n26th theodore roosevelt 1901-1909 \n27th william h. taft 1909-1913 \n28th woodrow wilson 1913-1921 \n29th warren g. harding 1921-1923 \n30th calvin coolidge 1923-1929 \n31st herbert c. hoover 1929-1933 \n32nd franklin d. roosevelt 1933-1945 \n33rd harry s. truman 1945-1953 \n34th dwight d. eisenhower 1953-1961 \n35th john f. kennedy 1961-1963 \n36th lyndon b. johnson 1963-1969 \n37th richard m. nixon 1969-1974 \n38th gerald ford 1974-1977 \n39th jimmy carter 1977-1981 \n40th ronald reagan 1981-1989 \n41st george bush 1989-1993 \n42nd bill clinton 1993-2001 \n43rd george w. bush 2001-present
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Yes, it was Thomas Jefferson.\n\n\nhttp://www.loc.gov/exhibits/jefferson/jeffworld.html