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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Президенты США
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку Президенты США
- 2. L I S T O F
- 3. Слайд 3
- 4. Слайд 4
- 5. 43. 1998 -2008
- 6. GEORGE WASHINGTONGeorge Washington was the commander
- 7. JOHN ADAMSJohn Adams was the second
- 8. THOMAS JEFFERSONThomas Jefferson was the American revolutionary
- 9. JAMES MADISONJames Madison was the forth
- 10. JAMES MONROEJames Monroe was the fifth
- 11. JOHN QUINCY ADAMSJohn Adams was the sixth
- 12. ANDREW JACKSONJackson was the seventh president
- 13. MARTIN VAN BURENMartin Van Buren, the eighth
- 14. WILLIAM H. HARRISONWilliam Henry Harrison was the
- 15. JOHN TYLERThe tenth president (1841 –
- 16. JAMES KNOX POLKJames Polk was the 11th
- 17. ZACHARY TAILORZachary Tailor was the US
- 18. MILLARD FILLMOREThe 13-th president of the USA(1850
- 19. JAMES BUCHANANThe 15th president of the
- 20. ABRAHAM LINCOLNAbraham Lincoln was the 16th
- 21. ULYSSES S. GRANT ANDREW
- 22. RUTHERFORD B. HAYESRutherford Birchard Hayes was the
- 23. JAMES A. GARFIELDJames Abram Garfield, the 20th
- 24. CHESTER A. ARTHURChester Alan Arthur, the 21st
- 25. GROVER CLEVELANDGrover Cleveland was the 22nd
- 26. BENJAMIN HARRISONThe 23d president (1889 –
- 27. WILLIAM McKINLEYWilliam McKinley was the 25th president
- 28. THEODORE ROOSEVELTThe 26th president (1901 -1909),
- 29. WILLIAM H. TAFTWilliam Howard Taft was
- 30. THOMAS W. WILSONThomas Woodrow Wilson, the 28th
- 31. WARREN G. HARDINGWarren Gamaliel Harding the 29th
- 32. JOHN C. COOLIDGEJohn Calvin Coolidge the 30th
- 33. HERBERT C. HOOVERHerbert Clark Hoover was the
- 34. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELTFranklin Delano Roosevelt the 32nd
- 35. HARRY S. TRUMANHarry S. Truman the
- 36. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWERDwight David Eisenhower was an
- 37. JOHN F. KENNEDYJohn Fitzgerald Kennedy was the
- 38. LYNDON B. JOHNSON
- 39. GERALD R. FORDGerald Rudolf Ford the 38th
- 40. JIMMY CARTERJimmy Carter the 39th president
- 41. RONALD W. REAGANRonald Wilson Reagan the 40th
- 42. GEORGE H. W. BUSHGeorge Herbert Walker Bush
- 43. BILL CLINTONBill Clinton the 42nd president
- 44. GEORGE W. BUSH George Bush ( the
- 45. Barack Hussein Obama Barack Hussein Obama II
L I S T O F P R E S I D E N T S
Слайд 6GEORGE WASHINGTON
George Washington was the commander in chief of the
Continental Army.
On April 30, 1789, 57 - year old George Washington took the oath as the first president of the United States.(1789 - 1797 )
After Washington took the oath on the balcony at Federal Hall in New York city, thousands of citizens cheered and 13 cannons fired a salute.
Inside Washington delivered his inaugural address in the Senate Chambers.
On April 30, 1789, 57 - year old George Washington took the oath as the first president of the United States.(1789 - 1797 )
After Washington took the oath on the balcony at Federal Hall in New York city, thousands of citizens cheered and 13 cannons fired a salute.
Inside Washington delivered his inaugural address in the Senate Chambers.
1732 - 1799
Слайд 7JOHN ADAMS
John Adams was the second president (1797 - 1801)
and the first vice president (1789 - 1797) of the United States.
He was the first president to live in the White House.
He was the leader in the movement for independence.
His presidency was marked by a crisis in United States’ relations with France.
He was the first president to live in the White House.
He was the leader in the movement for independence.
His presidency was marked by a crisis in United States’ relations with France.
1735 - 1826
Слайд 8THOMAS JEFFERSON
Thomas Jefferson was the American revolutionary leader and political philosopher.
He
was one of the authors of the Declaration of Independence ( adopted in 1776).
The third president of the USA (1801 - 1809).
The third president of the USA (1801 - 1809).
1743 - 1826
Слайд 9JAMES MADISON
James Madison was the forth president of the USA
(1809 - 1817).
Because of his central role in the Constitutional Convention he became known as the “Father of Constitution”.
He sponsored the first 10 Amendments known as Bill of Rights.
Madison was one of the founders of Republican Party in 1790s.
Because of his central role in the Constitutional Convention he became known as the “Father of Constitution”.
He sponsored the first 10 Amendments known as Bill of Rights.
Madison was one of the founders of Republican Party in 1790s.
1751 - 1836
Слайд 10JAMES MONROE
James Monroe was the fifth president of the USA
(1817 - 1825) .
He was one of the founders of the Republican Party.
Monroe served as a minister to France and Great Britain and as a secretary of the state under presidency of James Madison.
He was the author of Monroe Doctrine.
He was one of the founders of the Republican Party.
Monroe served as a minister to France and Great Britain and as a secretary of the state under presidency of James Madison.
He was the author of Monroe Doctrine.
1758 - 1831
Слайд 11JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
John Adams was the sixth president of the USA
(1825 -1829).
He combined brilliant statesmanship with skillful diplomacy and played a major role in formulating American foreign policy.
Adams was a leading defender of freedom of speech and a spokesman for antislavery cause.
He combined brilliant statesmanship with skillful diplomacy and played a major role in formulating American foreign policy.
Adams was a leading defender of freedom of speech and a spokesman for antislavery cause.
1767 - 1848
Слайд 12ANDREW JACKSON
Jackson was the seventh president of the United States
(1829 – 1837).
And the first president of humble origin.
His election to the highest office was long regarded as a great victory for the common people.
The political movement he led was known as Jackson’s Democracy.
And the first president of humble origin.
His election to the highest office was long regarded as a great victory for the common people.
The political movement he led was known as Jackson’s Democracy.
1767 - 1845
Слайд 13MARTIN VAN BUREN
Martin Van Buren, the eighth president of the USA
(1837 – 1841) was nicknamed the “Fox” and the “Little Magician” for his shrewdly opportunistic political leadership.
He was responsible for forming the coalition that became the modern Democratic Party.
He was responsible for forming the coalition that became the modern Democratic Party.
1782 - 1862
Слайд 14WILLIAM H. HARRISON
William Henry Harrison was the ninth president (1841).
His claim
to fame rests not on administration – for he died of pneumonia one month after his inauguration – but on the strange campaign by which in 1840 he attained the high office.
A minor military hero, he rode to glory by saying nothing (General Mum, his critics called him).
A minor military hero, he rode to glory by saying nothing (General Mum, his critics called him).
1773 - 1841
Слайд 15JOHN TYLER
The tenth president (1841 – 1845) Tyler was the
first vice-president who succeed to the office on the death of a president.
Tyler was known as an independent who refused to compromise on principles to please political allies.
Tyler was known as an independent who refused to compromise on principles to please political allies.
1790 - 1862
Слайд 16JAMES KNOX POLK
James Polk was the 11th president (1845 – 1849).
Under
his leadership the country fought a victorious war with Mexico.
As a result the USA greatly increased its territory by annexing Texas and all the land west of the Rocky Mountains.
As a result the USA greatly increased its territory by annexing Texas and all the land west of the Rocky Mountains.
1795 - 1849
Слайд 17ZACHARY TAILOR
Zachary Tailor was the US general in the Mexican
War.
He became the twelfth American president (1849 – 1850).
He became the twelfth American president (1849 – 1850).
1784 - 1850
Слайд 18
MILLARD FILLMORE
The 13-th president of the USA
(1850 – 1853)
FRANCLIN PIERCE
The 14-
th president of the USA
(1853 – 1857)
(1853 – 1857)
1800 - 1874
1804 - 1869
Слайд 19JAMES BUCHANAN
The 15th president of the United States (1857 –
1861).
James Buchanan tried unsuccessfully to stave off the crisis that led to the American Civil War.
James Buchanan tried unsuccessfully to stave off the crisis that led to the American Civil War.
1791 - 1868
Слайд 20ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the USA.
(1861 – 1865)
He steered the Union to victory in the American Civil War.
That was he who abolished slavery in the USA.
Lincoln was shot on April,14 at Ford’s Theatre in Washington.
He steered the Union to victory in the American Civil War.
That was he who abolished slavery in the USA.
Lincoln was shot on April,14 at Ford’s Theatre in Washington.
1809 - 1865
Слайд 21 ULYSSES S. GRANT ANDREW JOHNSON
. Ulysses Simpson
Grant – American general and the 18th president
(1869 – 1877).
(1869 – 1877).
Johnson was the vice-president so
he became the 17th president
(1865 – 1869).
1808 - 1875
1822 - 1885
Слайд 22RUTHERFORD B. HAYES
Rutherford Birchard Hayes was the 19th president of the
USA (1877 – 1881).
His administration marked a shift in national issues from those growing out of the American Civil War to such concerns as service reform currency.
His administration marked a shift in national issues from those growing out of the American Civil War to such concerns as service reform currency.
1822 - 1893
Слайд 23JAMES A. GARFIELD
James Abram Garfield, the 20th president of the USA(1881).
During
his brief term he asserted presidential programme of prerogatives against the demands of congressional leaders.
1831 - 1881
Слайд 24CHESTER A. ARTHUR
Chester Alan Arthur, the 21st president (1881 – 1885),rose
above a background of political corruption.
He headed a reform oriented administration that enacted the first comprehensive US civil service legislation.
He headed a reform oriented administration that enacted the first comprehensive US civil service legislation.
1829 - 1886
Слайд 25GROVER CLEVELAND
Grover Cleveland was the 22nd and the 24th
president (1885 -1889, 1893 – 1897).
He was the only chief executive to be reelected after defeat.
Cleveland adopted the credo “a public office is a public trust”.
And in his two terms spent much of his energies resisting partisan influences and political favoritism characteristic of that era.
He was the only chief executive to be reelected after defeat.
Cleveland adopted the credo “a public office is a public trust”.
And in his two terms spent much of his energies resisting partisan influences and political favoritism characteristic of that era.
1837 - 1908
Слайд 26BENJAMIN HARRISON
The 23d president (1889 – 1893) Benjamin Harrison directed
a reformulation of Monroe Doctrine.
That was to end American isolationism and set the stage for future territorial and trade expansion.
That was to end American isolationism and set the stage for future territorial and trade expansion.
1833 - 1901
Слайд 27WILLIAM McKINLEY
William McKinley was the 25th president (1897 – 1901).
His administration
inaugurated a period of Republican party dominance.
They aided business and made the United States a world power through its victory in the Spanish – American War.
They aided business and made the United States a world power through its victory in the Spanish – American War.
1843 - 1901
Слайд 28THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The 26th president (1901 -1909), he was a reform
leader at home and a skilled diplomat abroad.
In his lifetime Roosevelt became a personal model particularly for the country’s youth in a way that no public figure has matched.
Roosevelt was one of the most popular presidents in American history.
In his lifetime Roosevelt became a personal model particularly for the country’s youth in a way that no public figure has matched.
Roosevelt was one of the most popular presidents in American history.
1858 - 1919
Слайд 29WILLIAM H. TAFT
William Howard Taft was the 27th president (1909
– 1913) and the tenth chief justice of the USA.
He was the only person in the US history to head two brunches of the Federal Government.
He was the only person in the US history to head two brunches of the Federal Government.
1858 -1930
Слайд 30THOMAS W. WILSON
Thomas Woodrow Wilson, the
28th president (1913 – 1921)
enacted significant reform legislation and set the course of 20th century liberalism.
He led the USA to victory in World War I.
Thomas Wilson played a major role in founding League of Nations.
He led the USA to victory in World War I.
Thomas Wilson played a major role in founding League of Nations.
1856 -1924
Слайд 31WARREN G. HARDING
Warren Gamaliel Harding the 29th president came to office
in the aftermath of the World War I and voiced the national desire to forgo further crusades and a return to “normalcy”.
His administration is mainly remembered for its corruption which was revealed after Harding’s death.
His administration is mainly remembered for its corruption which was revealed after Harding’s death.
1865 - 1923
Слайд 32JOHN C. COOLIDGE
John Calvin Coolidge the 30th president of the USA
served during the relatively prosperous and peaceful years (1923 – 1929).
In a rapidly changing society he expressed traditional small-town values.
In a rapidly changing society he expressed traditional small-town values.
1872 - 1933
Слайд 33HERBERT C. HOOVER
Herbert Clark Hoover was the 31st president (1929 –
19330.
He held the office during the early part of the Great Depression and presided over the transilion from a business-managed economy to the Government intervention of the New Deal.
He held the office during the early part of the Great Depression and presided over the transilion from a business-managed economy to the Government intervention of the New Deal.
1874 - 1964
Слайд 34FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
Franklin Delano Roosevelt the 32nd president was elected for
an unprecedented four terms (1933 -1945).
He was one of the 20th century’s most skillful political leaders.
His New Deal programme, a response to the Great Depression utilized the federal government as an instrument of social and economic change.
In World War II he led the Allies.
He was one of the 20th century’s most skillful political leaders.
His New Deal programme, a response to the Great Depression utilized the federal government as an instrument of social and economic change.
In World War II he led the Allies.
1882 - 1945
Слайд 35HARRY S. TRUMAN
Harry S. Truman the 33d president (1945 –
1953) initiated the cold war foreign policy.
He continued the modest welfare state established under president Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal.
His responsibility for difficult decisions contributed to the trend toward the centralization of power in the executive brunch.
He continued the modest welfare state established under president Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal.
His responsibility for difficult decisions contributed to the trend toward the centralization of power in the executive brunch.
1884 - 1972
Слайд 36DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
Dwight David Eisenhower was an American military leader whose
great popularity as Allied supreme commander during World War II secured him election as the 34th president of the United States (1953 – 1961).
1890 - 1969
Слайд 37JOHN F. KENNEDY
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was the 35th president of the
USA(1961 – 1963).
In 1961, his first year was battered by a series of adverse international developments.
The Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 was regulated as a result of communication between Kennedy and Khrushchev.
It was considered a personal and political triumph for the president.
Kennedy was shot in Dallas, Texas.
In 1961, his first year was battered by a series of adverse international developments.
The Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 was regulated as a result of communication between Kennedy and Khrushchev.
It was considered a personal and political triumph for the president.
Kennedy was shot in Dallas, Texas.
1917 - 1963
Слайд 38LYNDON B. JOHNSON
RICHARD M. NIXON
Lyndon Baines Johnson Richard Milhous Nixon
the 36th president the 37th president
(1963 – 1969 ) ( 1969 – 1974)
1908 - 1973
1913 - 1994
Слайд 39GERALD R. FORD
Gerald Rudolf Ford the 38th president of the USA
(1974 -1977).
The only president elected neither a presidency nor a vice-presidency.
He attempted during his 2,5 year term to restore the nation’s confidence in a government tarnished by Watergate scandal.
1913 -
Слайд 40JIMMY CARTER
Jimmy Carter the 39th president of the US (1977
– 1981).
The first president from the Deep South since Andrew Jackson.
He was an outsider to traditional party politics.
The first president from the Deep South since Andrew Jackson.
He was an outsider to traditional party politics.
1924 -
Слайд 41RONALD W. REAGAN
Ronald Wilson Reagan the 40th president(1981 1989)
Was elected on
a conservative Republican platform. He emphasized a strong national defense and a hard line against the Soviet Union.
1911 - 2003
Слайд 42GEORGE H. W. BUSH
George Herbert Walker Bush the 41st president (1989
– 1993).
Was elected on a conservative Republican platform.
He responsed to rapid political changes in Easten Europe by offering economic assistance to these countries, by encouraging the unification of Eastern and Western Germany into a country that would remain a Western Ally.
Was elected on a conservative Republican platform.
He responsed to rapid political changes in Easten Europe by offering economic assistance to these countries, by encouraging the unification of Eastern and Western Germany into a country that would remain a Western Ally.
1924 -
Слайд 43BILL CLINTON
Bill Clinton the 42nd president (1993 – 1997) –
the first president born after World War II.( 1946 )
Clinton was the third youngest person to become president ( after Fr.Roosevelt and J.F.Kennedy)
Clinton was the third youngest person to become president ( after Fr.Roosevelt and J.F.Kennedy)
Слайд 44GEORGE W. BUSH
George Bush ( the younger) is a son
of George H. W. Bush .
The 43d president ( 1998 – 2008)
Слайд 45Barack Hussein Obama
Barack Hussein Obama II born August 4, 1961)
is the first African American to be elected President of the United States, Obama was the junior United States Senator from Illinois in 2004 and served until his resignation on November 16, 2008, following his election to the Presidency. His term of office as the forty-fourth U.S. president will begin on January 20, 2009.
