vice president, & if he dies, the speaker of the house
No.
No. But he/she can be immune while holding office.
Not while they are president. They are commander and chief of the armed forces. They run the show.
Yes ,William Henry Harrison was the first president to die while in office. He died in the White House after catching a cold.
Benjamin Franklin was not a president.
Abraham Lincoln moved to New Salem, Illinois when he was 21, in 1832, and remained in Illinois until he was inaugurated President, in 1861. Approximately 29 years.
He was born in Kentucky. He lived in Illinois, when he was elected President. Abraham Lincoln, moved to Cole County, Illinois in 1831, when he was 22, and remained in Illinois, until he was inaugurated President of the United States, in March, 1861, and he moved to Washington DC. All of his previous experience as a politician, occurred in the state of Illinois, or while he was living in Illinois.
He was a captain in the Illinois militia. And while President, he was Commander in Chief.
No. He didn't. He was born in Kentucky, but later moved to Iowa, and then to Illinois. He lived in New Salem for a short time, then moved to Springfield Illinois. He considered Springfield his home; the only house Lincoln ever owned is in Springfield Illinois. Besides, if you think of it, Lincoln, Illinois had to be named AFTER Lincoln became president, therefore he could not have lived there as he died while living in the White House. Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Both on Good Friday 1865, in Ford Theater, while watching the play Our American Cousins. He died the next day. Rest In Peace Abraham Lincoln.
Lincoln was living in Illinois when he was elected. Grant was living in Illinois when he got a commission in the Union army and had a house in Galena. He was a hero in the war and did not spend much time in Illinois between the time the war was over and his nomination as President, but one might say that he was elected from Illinois. Of course, our current President was a Illinois resident when he was elected President. Ronald Reagan, who was born in Illinois, left Illinois when he was young man, is the only other President with Illinois ties.
If by "from" you mean born is Illinois, the just Ronald Reagan is the one. If by "from" you mean that adopted Illinois as his home state, then we can say that they are Lincoln-born in Kentucky, Barak Obama-born in Hawaii and of course Reagan. One might also add Grant, who owned a house in Illinois during the Civil War. He became famous while he had an address in Illinois even if he was not at home very much.
President Lincoln spent a lot of time in Springfield, Illinois, which is where he had studied law and lived for a while; in fact, his family home is today a national historical site.
He was killed while still in office, so didn't live anywhere after the whitehouse.
There never was witchcraft in Salem. It was all superstition that lead to the killings of innocent people.
he lied about being alone with abigail while in salem
The story "Postmaster" by Rabindranath Tagore portrays the contrast between city life, represented by the postmaster, and village life, represented by Ratan. The city life is depicted as fast-paced and impersonal, while village life is portrayed as slow-paced and fostered deep human connections. Ratan's innocence and simplicity stand in stark contrast to the postmaster's loneliness and detachment, illustrating the differences in values between urban and rural settings.