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Now let’s get down to some Presidential learnin’ We’ll start with George Washington straight from Mount Vernon The first President and Commander in Chief Fought the Revolutionary War so we could be free. John Adams was second, Thomas Jefferson third - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Now let’s get down to some Presidential learnin’
We’ll start with George Washington straight from Mount
VernonThe first President and Commander in Chief
Fought the Revolutionary War so we could be free
John Adams was second, Thomas Jefferson thirdWhen we fought for independence, their voices
were heard (Saying)When in the course of human events (Okay)
We took a stand and we’ve been doing it since (Okay)
Pledge our lives and our fortunes and allDefended our sacred honor for a better
tomorrow
During the War of 1812 James Madison ledAgain against the British and defeated the red
Next came Monroe and then John Adams’s sonFollowed by Old Hickory, Andrew Jackson
Martin Van Buren was President eightWilliam Harrison was ninth; he only served
thirty days!Number ten came Tyler, eleven was Polk
Then Zachary Taylor, Old Rough and Ready to Go
After Fillmore, Pierce and Buchanan were goneAbraham Lincoln said that slavery’s wrongAnd all through the Civil War he united the
nationAnd signed the Emancipation Proclamation
All through the Civil War he united the nationAnd signed the Emancipation Proclamation
It’s a tribute to the leaders of the USAIt’s the Presidents Rap
Alright, Alright, Okay, OkayHe’s the Commander in Chief
It’s a tribute to the leaders of the USAIt’s the Presidents Rap
Alright, Alright, Okay, Okay
Andrew Johnson bought Alaska from Russia officially
And General Grant led the North to victoryRutherford B. Hayes was number nineteenThe first President to get a telephone ring
Garfield was number twenty, Chester Arthur twenty-one
Followed by Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison
But Cleveland wasn’t done, his aggression was firmRe-elected and served two nonconsecutive terms
Twenty-five was McKinley, Roosevelt twenty-sixThe youngest President ever! And then it
switchedTo William Howard Taft, then Woodrow Wilson
The leader of our nation during World War I
After him Warren Harding then Calvin CoolidgeThe stock market crashed during Herbert
Hoover‘Til Franklin D. Roosevelt came and gave some
hope and helpA New Deal was born, and all around relief was
felt
He stopped the Great Depression and served for four terms
Through World War II, then it became Truman’s turnTo finish off the fight for our rise to power
And pave the way for Mr. Eisenhower
President thirty-five, the Great JFKHad a vision for moon walking until they took
him awayWe miss the king of Camelot and we cherish the
memoryThere will never be another John F. Kennedy
Thirty-six was Lyndon B., thirty-seven NixonScandals and contradictions, disgracing
tradition,Screaming, “I am not a crook!”
Resigned before impeachment, that got him off the hook
After the crimes of Watergate, Gerald Ford was thirty-eight
Followed by Jimmy Carter who was from the Peach State
Ronald Reagan was the fortiethWho was an actor first, and then the world
became his audience
Now check it out—then his VP George Bush became the man
During Desert Storm to stop Saddam was the plan
Clinton was forty-second, the economy was great
This country had the lowest unemployment rate
When Bush, Jr. came in office, he dealt with the attacks
Of 9-11 and the War with IraqBarack Obama went down in history
Our first African-American Commander-in-ChiefHe plans to create jobs to heal the economy
Improve schools, and build relationships with other countries
Now after hearing this, isn’t it evident thatEvery one of these men deserves a Presidents Rap
It’s a tribute to the leaders of the USAIt’s the Presidents Rap
Alright, Alright, Okay, OkayHe’s the Commander in Chief
It’s a tribute to the leaders of the USAIt’s the Presidents Rap
Alright, Alright, Okay, Okay