Gettysburg:
The Second Inaugural
FDR's First Fireside chat ... on banking.
The Map Speech
FDR also made speeches for newsreels:
JFK Inaugural:
Carter's "Crisis of Confidence" Speech
Reagan's Evil Empire Speech:
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Showing posts with label Lincoln. Show all posts
Monday, October 26, 2009
Presidential Rhetoric
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Carter,
government,
Kennedy,
Lincoln,
politics,
presidency,
Reagan,
rhetoric,
Roosevelt
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
The Civil War and After
Civil War timeline
Between 1876 and 1892, no president won a majority of the popular vote:
1876 Hayes........... 48.0*
1880 Garfield........48.3
1884 Cleveland.....48.5
1888 Harrison.......47.8*
1892 Cleveland......46.1
*Won fewer popular votes than his main opponent.
Between 1876 and 1892, no president won a majority of the popular vote:
1876 Hayes........... 48.0*
1880 Garfield........48.3
1884 Cleveland.....48.5
1888 Harrison.......47.8*
1892 Cleveland......46.1
*Won fewer popular votes than his main opponent.
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