I checked from Buchanan to Polk and can safely assume that Lincoln was the youngest of all presidents before him. Johnson is also older than Lincoln; however, Grant and Hayes belong to an entirely younger generation. So I can say that the 15 presidents before Lincoln plus the one president (Johnson) after Lincoln would be: 16 presidents.
-Reloque
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Well, honey, all presidents have to be natural-born citizens, be at least 35 years old, and have lived in the U.S. for at least 14 years. Oh, and they all have to have a knack for making tough decisions and dealing with all the drama that comes with running a country. So basically, they need to be old enough to know better, American enough to run the show, and thick-skinned enough to handle the chaos.
No , because Alaska was not a state.
Yes, with qualifications. Eight Presidents were born in what later became the state of Virginia but only three were born after Virginia was a state in the United States. Seven presidents were born in Ohio and all were born after Ohio became a state.
Thirteen presidents were born in the 18th century. The first 12 and the 14th were born between 1732 and 1974. That is 29.5 percent.
If you use the Mason-Dixon line to determine the south, there have been a total of nine Presidents in America from the south. The states with the most out of these are Tennessee and Texas with three each.