George H. W. Bush
The late George H.W. Bush was the president for one term from 1989 to 1993. His son, President George W. Bush later won the presidency as well. Before his term, the older Bush had already been in the White House for a total of 8 years as the vice president under President Ronald Reagan. He was known for his exemplary leadership skills during crisis. He was also great at international relations and negotiations. When he was in office, the Berlin Wall fell, the Cold War ended, and the first Gulf War erupted. He was credited for several monumental acts including the North American Free Trade Agreement, Americans With Disabilities Act, and the Clean Air Act. Aside from all of these, he also holds the longest presidential marriage that lasted for 73 years! Sadly, he passed away in November of 2018.
George H. W. Bush
John Adams
John Adams is well-known as the 2nd President of the United States. He was in office from 1797 to 1801. The founding father became known as the “father of the American Navy” thanks to his efforts to build up the navy. He also helped resolve a conflict with France, though he lost his reelection bid to Thomas Jefferson.
John Adams