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Yes it is quite possible of a vice president to become president yes yes it is
President Gerald Ford held the office of the presidency for 2.42 years.
A person who has been vice president can be president for more than eight years. However, the longest time that he or she can be president is a total of 11 years.
Cory Aquino was president for 76 years (1933-2009)
Lincoln proclaimed a national Thanksgiving date in 1863 and it was traditionally celebrated on the last Thursday in November. In 1941 Franklin Roosevelt got Congress to declare a federal holiday on the fourth Thursday in November which moved it up a week in those years that have five Thursdays in November.
Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in 1968 and President Ronald Reagan signed the bill making his birthday a national holiday in 1983. It was 15 years from the year he was assassinated to the year his birthday was declared a national holiday.
Not In The U.S. if that's what you mean by national.
In the United States, "first Thanksgiving" refers to the the pilgrims and Indians' feast to celebrate a bountiful harvest in 1621. That was 390 years ago from the year 2011. As a national holiday, President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863. In 2011, that was 148 years ago.
George Washington
Sarah Josepha Hale, an American writer and editor, advocated for making Thanksgiving a national holiday. She wrote letters to several presidents over the course of 17 years, eventually convincing President Abraham Lincoln to establish Thanksgiving as a national holiday in 1863.
yes, it is new years eve
Theodore Roosevelt signed the Antiquities Act into law. His first use of it was to declare Devil's Tower a National Monument. (The National Park Service was established in 1916, several years after TR's presidency.)
The first year Martin Luther King, Jr's birthday was celebrated as a national holiday was 1986. It has been celebrated for 28 years.
President Ronald Reagan signed the holiday into law in 1983, and it was first observed three years later.
Sarah Josepha Hale was an author who wrote to congressmen for 40 years, working to make the holiday happen. She heavily influenced Lincoln's decision to establish an official Thanksgiving holiday in 1863. It was first celebrated on the last Thursday in November, but later, under president Franklin Roosevelt, it was changed to the fourth Thursday. This makes a difference in the years where there are 5 Thursdays in November (which happens every six years).
Sarah Josepha Hale, the editor of Godey's Lady's Book, campaigned for 17 years to make Thanksgiving a national holiday. Her efforts eventually led to President Abraham Lincoln proclaiming Thanksgiving as a national holiday in 1863.