AMERICAN PRESIDENTS

Here are a few unusual bits of trivia you might not know about some of the first American Presidents.

This is a handy reference if you need to know which American presidents are depicted on which American currency.

In the time where the child-free revolution has risen among singles and married couples who have made the conscious choice and decision to not have children, but there were four U.S. Presidents who never had children.

Interesting true information about several US presidents republished from the www.odd-info.com website by the author.

Counting down the greatest leaders in the history of the United States

Which Presidents were left handed? Who didn't belong to any political party? Who was an ordained minister? Who had pet bear cubs? Who was the first president to attend a baseball game? Find out the answers to these questons and more!

When you think of an American president is the first thought that pops into your head, "I would want to grab a beer with him." For me, this is one of my first thoughts.

Presidency with no vice president in office

Nowadays the third Monday in February is usually known as Presidents' Day, a holiday honoring two great American presidents, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Today's modern holiday has some pretty humble roots and plenty of interesting American tidbits.

Massachusetts is the birthplace of a number of American Presidents. No wonder it has some excellent ideas for celebrating Presidents Day in 2008

The state of New York is the birth place of 4 American Presidents. Come Presidents Day why not celebrate by visiting one or more of the birthplaces of these American leaders born in the Empire State.

Ohio can claim to be the birth place of 7 U.S. presidents. When Presidents Day comes around each year , Ohio has plenty to celebrate for sure

Sometime in the future, five reviled American Presidents meet in Purgatory, where they have to expiate their sins. Alas, they're having a tough time of it. This quarrelsome quintet consists of Warren Harding, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush.

The "one drop rule," as it has been referred to, came out of America's early experience with race-mixing during slavery and afterward in the Jim Crow south. No other nation in the world defines race in quite this same way.

5 black presidents in America

This education Presidents Day craft is a fun puzzle perfect for all ages of kids to make.

It would be difficult to find a more appropriate spot for celebrating Presidents Day than Washington D.C. If you can pull away for a long weekend or more you will find plenty to put you in a patriotic mood for the occasion.

President George W. Bush is engulfed in controversy and opposition for his exercise of power in the midst of the modern war on terrorism, showing the rise of the modern American Presidency.

Brazilian President outlines importance of ethanol to balance trade with Developed Countries.

A look at how the new American nation developed historical language to explain the Revolution and Civil War.