Bio-poem
Jade
Gerald ford
Pilot, white, changed name
Betty ford
That good characteristic is good
Need a re-election
Leadership
Carter
His wife
In his grave
Jade rice
Gerald R. Ford was the 38th president. He was born on July 14,
1913 in Nebraska. He had three boys and one daughter. I
believe he should have got a second term. Ford was involved in
boy scouts. He became an eagle scout. He was the highest
scout in his group except for the din leader. He got his
education at the university Michigan. He fought in naval service
in World War II. Ford received a commission as ensign in the
U.S. naval. He was a republican. His middle name is Rudolph.
He loved his wife Betty. He had very good characteristics. On
April 20, he reported for active duty to the V-5 instructor school
at Annapolis, Maryland. After one month of training, he went to
Navy Preflight School in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, where he
was one of 83 instructors and taught elementary navigation
skills, ordnance, gunnery, first aid and military drill. After
returning to Grand Rapids, Ford became active in local
Republican politics. Now his son’s names and daughter’s name
Michael Gerald, John Gardner, Steven Meigs, and Susan
Elizabeth Ford. He died on December 26, 2006. Thank you for
reading about Gerald Ford.
Bio poem
Calvin
Trusted, confident, strong
Son of John Coolidge and Victoria Moor
Lover of Grace Anna Goodhue
Feels love, and confidence
Who needed to stop segregation
Who gives love to his wife
Would like to see his family
Died in Northampton, Massachusetts on January 5, 1933 at age of 60
Summary
Calvin Coolidge was born July 4, 1892 in Plymouth, Vermont. Calvin is the only
president to be born on Independence Day. Calvin parents are John Calvin Coolidge and
Victoria Josephine Moor Calvin is the oldest out of two siblings. When Calvin was twelve
years old his mother died of a tumor. Calvin’s sister Abigail died when Calvin was
eighteen. Calvin’s family was originated in New England. Calvin attended Black River
Academy and then Amherst College. Calvin was nicknamed ‘Silent Cal’ because he always
kept things to himself. In 1905 Calvin met Grace and later married her. Grace and Calvin
both didn’t have much in common. Calvin had two children with Grace, John born in 1906
and Calvin Jr born in 1908. Calvin was vice president when Warren G. Harding, was elected
president on March 4, 1921 through August 2, 1923. Calvin was elected to be president on
August 2, 1923 through March 4, 1929 after being the vice president. Calvin became
president when President Harding died during a talking tour. Calvin signed the
immigration act in 1924. Calvin wanted lower taxes and less people to pay. On January 5,
1933 Calvin Coolidge died of heart failure.
Lesly Mendoza
Franklin Roosevelt
Determined, patient, confident
Theodore Roosevelt (distant cousins)
His children, people with the disease Polio
Proud of his life and accomplishments
Needs help curing Polio
Gives America hope and promise
“The only thing you have to fear is fear itself”
How much America has overcame everything and watch his
children grow ♥
Many cities such as New York, Washington D.C
Lesly Mendoza
Franklin Roosevelt
Determined, patient, confident
Theodore Roosevelt (distant cousins)
His children, people with the disease Polio
Proud of his life and accomplishments
Needs help curing Polio
Gives America hope and promise
“The only thing you have to fear is fear itself”
How much America has overcame everything and watch his
children grow ♥
Many cities such as New York, Washington D.C
Lesly Mendoza
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Franklin Roosevelt is the 32nd president of the United States of America. He was
born on the date of January 30, 1882 and died on April 12, 1945. His mother was a
strong, willing person and his dad was a financer. Franklin has one sibling his
name is James and he is Franklin’s half-brother. Franklin’s wife’s name is Eleanor
Roosevelt. After marriage he then had one daughter and four sons- James, Elliot,
Franklin Jr., and John Aspinwall. In the year of 1921 Franklin was paralyzed by
Polio (an acute viral disease marked by inflammation of nerve cells of the brain
stem and spinal cord). He lost the use in his legs and did everything he could
possible do to help him regain his strength again. Franklin even bought a spa to
help with his polio disease and oddly enough it did help! Before taking office he
attempted to run for vice president against James X. Cox in 1920. Although he
ended up not winning. Franklin Roosevelt then studied the law more thoroughly
for a couple of years. He was elected governor of New York on the date of 19291933. Franklin Roosevelt then was elected president during the years of 19331945. He took leadership when The Unites States was in a devastating time.
Franklin Roosevelt brought hope to our country as he promised. While he was in
office there were a lot of big events happening in the Unites States of America
such as Social Security Act, World War II, Pearl Harbor, and Yalta conference. He
led our nation through hard times. We will always remember him as a
determined, confident man and may he rest in peace.
Presidential assignment.
Monika Esquibel
U. S. President George W Bush.
George Walker Bush is an American politician and business man. He was the 43rd president of the United
States. He is married to Laura Welch. The got married on November 5, 1977 at 11 A. M. in the glass
chapel of the first united Methodist church in Midland, Texas. They had two daughters. Jenna and
Barbara Bush, they are feternal twins. He became president on November 30, 2000. He got reelected on
November 2, 2004. He was president for a total of 8 years. In his first 6 months in office, George W Bush
had accomplished most of his 2000 campaign trial agenda. President Bush focused on too many issues;
both of them domestic, first he insisted that, with the federal budget in surplus Americans were entitled
to a significant tax cut. Second he vowed and increased in federal funding for educational as part of a
sleeping plan for an accountability from the states and districts. The schools would have to improve
reading and math, particularly among minority students. Born in New Haven, Connecticut, Bush moved
as a toddler to west Texas and had what he has described as an idyllic up bringing impost world war ll
Midland, the oldest son of eastern parents trying to carve out the own identity. This sense of serenity
was broken by the death of his little sister, Robin from childhood Leukemia, a family tragedy that haunts
him still to this day.
Bio Poem George W Bush
George W Bush,
Christian, secure, and Wealthy
The husband of Laura Bush, the father of Jenna and Barbara Bush
Cares about his family
Loved by Laura Bush
Who needs his family?
Who gives live and money to his family and his church
Who fears bears and spiders?
Who would like to see Indonesia in a healthier way?
Resident of Dallas, Texas.
Rutherford B. Hayes
Friendly, Brilliant, Easy-Going
Brother of Franny Hayes
Cares about mother
Feels amazed at his presidency
Needs his siblings
Gives safety to loved ones
Rutherford B. Hayes
President Hayes was born October 4, 1822 in Delaware, Ohio. Son
of Rutherford and Sofia Hayes. In 1817 President Hayes’ father took the
family to Ohio, but died 10 weeks before he was born. President Hayes
and his sister Franny were the only two of four children to survive. His
brother Lorenzo, died at the age of three, and his sister died before
birth.
President Hayes went to one of the common schools in Delaware
in 1836. He later attended Kenton College in 1838. He graduated with
highest honors and valedictorian. In 1843 he went onto Harvard Law
School.
President Hayes then moved to Cincinnati in 1850, and opened a
law office with lawyer, John W. Herron. Hayes countered his wife, Lucy
Hale while working there. Hayes’ mother wanted him to get to know
Lucy earlier, but the thought she was too young. Four years later he
started spending more time with her. They became engaged in 1851,
and got married December 30, 1852.
He was a well-known Congressman and former solider. While
running the campaign for Governor of Ohio, Hayes was sure he lost, but
he actually won by 2,983 votes. He was a republican governor with a
democratic legislature, so he had limited governing role. Hayes used his
role in office to build a school for deaf-mutes, and a reform school for
girls. He was elected for a second term in 1869.
He died from a heart attack in his home, January 17, 1890.
By: Tais Dominguez