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2001-2009, President during the September 11 attacks, led the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

2017-2021, Impeached twice, Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, First president to meet with a North Korean leader.

1853-1857, Signed the Kansas-Nebraska Act, enforced the Fugitive Slave Act.

1861-1865, Led the United States through its Civil War, Emancipation Proclamation, Gettysburg Address.

1881, Assassinated after only 200 days in office, advocated for civil service reform.

1897-1901, President during the Spanish-American War, supported high protective tariffs.

1841, First president to die in office, delivering the longest inaugural address in American history.

1869-1877, Commanding general during the Civil War, Enforcement Acts to combat the Ku Klux Klan.

1901-1909, Established national parks and the FDA, Panama Canal construction began during his term.

1993-2001, Presided over the longest period of peacetime economic expansion, was impeached during his second term.

1909-1913, Focused on trust-busting and civil service reform, later became Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

1953-1961, Supreme Allied Commander during WWII, initiated the Interstate Highway System.

1969-1974, First U.S. president to resign from office, opened diplomatic relations with China.

1977-1981, Brokered the Camp David Accords, created the Department of Energy and Education.

1837-1841, The Panic of 1837 economic crisis occurred during his term, advocated for the Trail of Tears.

1817-1825, Monroe Doctrine declared opposition to European colonization in the Americas, Era of Good Feelings.

1913-1921, Led the nation through World War I, established the Federal Reserve and Federal Trade Commission.

1921-1923, Harding's term saw the Teapot Dome scandal, often ranked as one of the worst presidents.

1825-1829, Notable for his post-presidency career in Congress, formulated the Monroe Doctrine as Secretary of State.

1857-1861, President prior to the Civil War, Dred Scott decision occurred during his tenure.

2021-present, $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.$

1929-1933, Presidency marred by the onset of the Great Depression, signed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff.

1981-1989, Reaganomics, End of the Cold War, survived an assassination attempt.

1829-1837, Implemented the Indian Removal Act, Founder of the modern Democratic Party.

1849-1850, General in the Mexican-American War, died relatively early in his term.

1889-1893, Sherman Antitrust Act and McKinley Tariff, Benjamin Harrison was known as the 'centennial president.'

1945-1953, Authorized the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, initiated the Marshall Plan.

1809-1817, 'Father of the Constitution', President during the War of 1812.

1845-1849, Known for territorial expansion of the United States, Mexican-American War.

1885-1889, 1893-1897, Only president to serve two non-consecutive terms, Statue of Liberty dedication.

1961-1963, President during the Cuban Missile Crisis, Bay of Pigs Invasion, initiated the Space Race.

1974-1977, Healed the nation post-Watergate, granted Nixon a presidential pardon.

2009-2017, First African American president, Affordable Care Act, repealed 'Don't ask, don't tell'.

1963-1969, Great Society legislation, Civil Rights Act of 1964, and escalated the Vietnam War.

1989-1993, Led the nation during the Gulf War, signed the Americans with Disabilities Act.

1801-1809, Principal author of the Declaration of Independence, Louisiana Purchase (1803).

1850-1853, Last Whig president, Compromise of 1850, including the Fugitive Slave Act.

1877-1881, Ended the Reconstruction era through the Compromise of 1877, initiated civil service reform.

1923-1929, Known for his laissez-faire approach to the economy, presided over the Roaring Twenties.

1841-1845, First vice president to assume presidency after the death of his predecessor, annexation of Texas.

1933-1945, Led the nation through the Great Depression and World War II, introduced the New Deal.

1789-1797, Established many federal government precedents, including the cabinet system and the inaugural address.

1797-1801, First President to reside in the executive mansion, known for the Alien and Sedition Acts.

1865-1869, First U.S. President to be impeached, opposed Radical Republicans' Reconstruction policies.