Which number president was Grant?
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18th
Took office in 1869.
π‘ Did you know? Ulysses S. Grant reached the White House as the celebrated war hero of the North.
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Ulysses S. Grant, born in Ohio in 1822, was the eighteenth President of the United States (1869 to 1877). Before that, as commander-in-chief of the Union Army, he had led the Civil War to victory and accepted the South's surrender. As president the Republican Grant campaigned resolutely for the rights of the freed slaves and had the racist Ku Klux Klan fought hard. His two terms were, however, overshadowed by several corruption scandals among his associates; he himself was credited with personal honesty. His portrait is on the 50-dollar note. Grant died in 1885. Good to know: Ulysses S. Grant reached the White House as the celebrated war hero of the North. Grant's two terms fell in the difficult era of Reconstruction after the Civil War. As commander-in-chief Grant led the Union army to victory in the Civil War and accepted the South's surrender in 1865. As president Grant moved decisively against the racist Ku Klux Klan and protected the rights of freed slaves. Grant himself was considered honest, but numerous corruption scandals in his administration damaged his reputation.
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18th
Took office in 1869.
π‘ Did you know? Ulysses S. Grant reached the White House as the celebrated war hero of the North.
1869 to 1877
Two terms.
π‘ Did you know? Grant's two terms fell in the difficult era of Reconstruction after the Civil War.
Union general
He led the North to victory.
π‘ Did you know? As commander-in-chief Grant led the Union army to victory in the Civil War and accepted the South's surrender in 1865.
Ku Klux Klan
He protected the rights of freed people.
π‘ Did you know? As president Grant moved decisively against the racist Ku Klux Klan and protected the rights of freed slaves.
corruption scandals
By associates, not himself.
π‘ Did you know? Grant himself was considered honest, but numerous corruption scandals in his administration damaged his reputation.
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