what is the birth region for all  presidents? for ex. north, south, east, west, or NE, NW, SE, SW?
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Here is an excellent interactive map that shows all the birthplaces of the presidents. Should be very useful.\nhttp://www.mibazaar.com/ushistory/\n\nIt also shows the birthplaces of the first ladies.
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Dwight David Eisenhower \nBirth Place: Denison, Texas.\nDate of Birth: October 14, 1890 \n34th US President from January 20, 1953 – January 20, 1961.\n\nLyndon Baines Johnson \nBirth Place   : Gillespie County, Texas \nDate of Birth : August 27, 1908 \n36th US President From November 22, 1963 – January 20, 1969.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USA#Geography
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EASTERN\n\nbecause INDIAN OCEAN + PACIFIC is much bigger than just the ATLANTIC OCEAN
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Regional naming of the United States is from the viewpoint of the eastern part of the United States.  Thus, the states you named are the Mid-West part of the country from and East Coast perspective.\n\nThe reasons for the East Coast perspective on regional naming is two-fold:\n1) The United States Capitol is on the East Coast\n2) The majority of the population movement in the United States was from east-to-west.
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Before the Louisiana Purchase, it was the west.  As the country grew, the population center moved west.  In 1900, the population center was in south central Indiana.  In 2000, the center moved to eastern Missouri.  Calling Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio the Midwest seem appropriate.  A newer trend is to call Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio the Great Lake States.  Missouri, Iowa, and other states near the Mississippi retain the Midwest title.
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Aside from the monumental task of amending the Constitution to do this (basically Amending the current Federal system out of existence), how do you propose governing each "region?"\n\nDifferent States have fifferent geographical, demographic, and geological bases, and one "set of laws" would not cover all.\n\nNot to mention, without states, "popular vote" would decide the Presidency, and no regions other than the former New York, California, and Texas would ever see a Presidental Candidate.\n\nBut if you guys who live in States want to give up your rights/responsibilities to govern yourselves, go ahead - we Commonwealths will just take over...
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1.George Washington, 1789-1797 \n2.John Adams, 1797-1801 \n3.Thomas Jefferson, 1801-1809 \n4.James Madison, 1809-1817 \n5.James Monroe, 1817-1825 \n6.John Quincy Adams, 1825-1829 \n7.Andrew Jackson, 1829-1837 \n8.William Henry Harrison, 1841\n\nThe first four were actually born in Britian.  The second four were born in the Colonies, still under British rule.\n\nMartin Van Buren (who served between Jackson & Harrison) was the first natuarlly born President of the United States.
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Pacific Cost, Rocky Mountain region, great plains, Appalachain region, Atlantic coast are some of the regional ones...\n\nyou can also look for ones based on climate - tropical, sub-tropical, artic (tundra), mild continental, mediterranian, etc....see chapter 1 typically of american history books
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Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington and Wyoming.\n\nYou can read a bit more at the given source.
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North, South, East, West\nNorth-East, North- West, South-East, South-West\nEast by North East, West by North East, East by North-West, West by North-West, East by South East, West by South-East, East by South-West, West by South-West
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National\nOrganization\n   for\nRare\nDisorders
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Due south if you're north of the 22nd degree latitude, the tropic of cancer.\n\nBetween the tropics, the highest point of the sun can be directly overhead, or move north or south.
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Born in Iowa ,\nlive in Oklahoma
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Country would be 2008 presidential elections. My state (South Carolina) will have its next elections June 2006. Most of my local elections will be this year too.
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Michigan is North and NE and Minnesota is West and NW. \n\nLake Superior is Due North.
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Alaska\nTexas\nCalifornia\nMontana\nMichigan