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· Washington- only president to be unanimously elected by Electoral College.
had teeth made of hippopotamus ivory.
· Adams- first election under real two party system.
First president to live in the White House.
Died July 4th same day as Jefferson
· Jefferson- wrote the Declaration of independence.
First president to take the oath in Washington, D.C.
Never spoke in public because of voice.
· Madison- graduate from Princeton.
Was the first president to wear trousers.
· Monroe- first president to ride on a steamboat.
The only president to have a foreign capitol named after him.
Helped establish Smithsonian Institute.
Kept a diary for over 60 years.
First president to be photographed.
Seemed hard and cold as ice.
· Jackson- joined the SC militia at age 13 and was captured by British in War for Independence.
Opened the White House to crowds for his inauguratio
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