What was the thirtieth president of the United States?

Answer 1

Millard Fillmore
--- Served 1850-1853 (became President upon the death of Taylor)



Millard Fillmore was born January 7, 1800, near Locke Township, Cayuga Country, New York, in a log cabin.

He married Abigail Powers on February 5, 1826. They had two children. She taught him to read, and he pursued his studies and became a lawyer.

As Zachary Taylor's Whig Party Vice-President, in 1850, Fillmore was the second man to become President after the death of the preceding President. For his elegant tastes and love for reading and books, Fillmore became known as "The American Louis Philippe" (a King of France). His wife encouraged him to make many improvements to the White House and he built the first library there. Marking America's westward expansion, California was admitted to the Union during Fillmore's term as President.

The biggest issue of his term in office was slavery, which, as others before him, he tried to solve by making deals. One of these was the Compromise of 1850, which admitted California to the Union as a free state but included a law that all runaway slaves had to be returned to their owners.

Fillmore's bid for the Whig Party nomination in 1852 fell to General Winfield Scott, but the Whigs were disorganized, and Scott's opponent Franklin Pierce won the election.

In 1856, Fillmore ran for President as the candidate of the Know Nothing Party, but the only state he carried was Maryland.

His wife died shortly after they left the White House, and Fillmore spent his remaining years practicing law in Buffalo and then went into obscurity after marring a wealthy widow 13 years younger. He died March 8, 1874.

Answer 2

The thirtieth President of the United States of America was Calvin Coolidge. His Presidency began in 1923 and it ended in 1929. He was born in 1872 in Vermont, USA and He died in Massachusetts, Usa in 1933. He was sometimes called ''Silent Cal''.

Answer 3

Calvin Coolidge

Answer 4

Calvin Coolidge. One of his quotes became the slogan for a company that makes coffee. He tried their product at a dinner and said: "This coffee is good to the last drop". So, Maxwell House Coffee got its slogan of "Good to the last drop". He also said that "the business of America is business". His photo hung in the Oval Officer throughout the administration of President Ronald Wilson Reagan.

Answer 5

Calvin Coolidge

Answer 6

Coolidge

Answer 7

Coolidge. Fillmore was 13th.

Answer 8

I don't know because that one in at the present time is all I need to know, because he is the worst President that ever or will ever exist., barring none.

Answer 9

millard fillmore