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Presidential Firsts

Name the U. S. President associated with each historic first for the office of the presidency.
Some answers are repeated.
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Last updated: January 21, 2019
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Historic First
President
First president to be elected to more than two terms
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
First president to be impeached
Andrew Johnson
First president to lose reelection
John Adams
First president to win election while losing the popular vote
John Quincy Adams
First president to have never held prior elected office
Zachary Taylor
First president subjected to term limits
Dwight Eisenhower
First president to die in office
William Henry Harrison
First Catholic president
John F. Kennedy
First president not from one of the original thirteen colonies
Andrew Jackson
First president born west of the Mississippi River
Herbert Hoover
First president to have not fought in the American Revolution
John Quincy Adams
Historic First
President
First president born in the 20th century
John F. Kennedy
First president to be officially known by a diminutive
Jimmy Carter
First president to issue a declaration of war
James Madison
First president to make a diplomatic trip overseas
Theodore Roosevelt
First president to have an official White House Chief of Staff
Harry Truman
First president to use electricity in the White House
Benjamin Harrison
First president to be photographed
John Quincy Adams
First president to appoint a female Cabinet member
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
First president to appoint a female Supreme Court Justice
Ronald Reagan
First president to appoint a black Supreme Court Justice
Lyndon B. Johnson
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