It just means to make the most as best you can and try to avoid stress by making it a privilege to face a trial and overcome it. Good luck again

Yeah I am a Christian and that was a great encouragement thank you. I still have a final project thats due in May in us history where I have to rank 10 randomly chosen presidents and I'm confused how to start and seemed to have forgotten which presidents I have so wish me luck

William Henry Harrison was number 1

Lol

Cause he did nothing?

Also he's not on the list because he died to early

That’s why he’s number 1

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I live in Indiana, we have to learn about how he did nothing which is really disappointing. I’m pretty sure he was the only president from Indiana, our only pride, and... he died.

He also declared war on Indians

George Washington and Abraham Lincoln are the two best, if you want a good grade, you may want to keep Trump out since there is a 50% chance you’ll provoke your teacher. It is also debatable how he ranks against presidents from years and years ago, how his accomplishments rank against theirs since they dealt with very different issues. Jefferson is a good one ofc. Father of the Declaration of Independence and he was responsible for the Louisiana purchase. I gotta say it would be easier to list bad presidents lol. Idek many presidents, though I am taking eighth grade us history this year, so I mean I don’t have to know too much.

Yup, the Battle of Tippecanoe and the Battle of Thames River. I’m surprised I know this. There really are not a lot of famous people from Indiana so we learn about this guy a lot.

I remember a sad elementary school singing performance thingy where we talked about things Indiana is proud of, like that was all we were doing, and it was basically “this guy was president for a month”. We should’ve just talked about corn the whole performance

<:Teeth:798301808996384828> same

i got like 80% last semester. now i'm on the verge of failing the most critical class

i kinda don't care anymore, and it's bad

Its randomly chosen in the sense that my teacher has different groups with different presidents and i had a bunch of presidents I've never heard of <:Teeth:798301808996384828>

Oh my goodness that sounds like the project from hell.

Yeah it has to be 50 pages and I haven't even started

Good luck!

You need some help?

That sounds like a fun project

Which presidents do you have and what are the requirements?

Like late 1800's presidents that I haven't even heard of lmao

Irrelevant

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Which 1800s Presidents

Idk i lost my paper with my information so 🙃

Imma try listing all the 1800s presidents from memory

It was like from like 1840-1890 around there

Btw if the project is boring or difficult it would make things much more fun and likely easy if you call museums. I would even see if any of the presidents on your list are from your state since that will mean that you could call a more local museum. Especially since school has been so weird with covid, it would help you to be able to talk to someone who is an expert with what you’re learning. Back and forth conversations do more than textbooks can.

Yeah agreed

I'm pretty sure most of my presidents were either monopoly friendly or didn't do anything

I always liked going to museums and I bet the museum people would like to get a call from someone and help. They can get enthusiastic about stuff like this.

40-90s
Jackson, Van Buren, Harrison, Tyler, Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce, Buchanan, Lincoln, Johnson, Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, Cleavland

That's just what I remember cause we skimmed through the 1800's presidents

Forgot Benjamin Harrison and William McKinley

Thanks I recognize a few of those I'm pretty sure I have Polk who I'm pretty certain is why we have a lot of states in the west

And he did other stuff but I forgot

He advocated for Texas to be in the union

I would see what was happening in foriegn countries and see how they reacted maybe but then again, America had a very isolationist policy before Pearl Harbor. Maybe see what they did to expand the federal gov or support state’s rights? I know that’s more federalist-antifederalist stuff so it doesn’t fit the late 1800’s, but it could give you a thesis if your project requires a general idea. It would also give you a clear way to rank them with an overall theme if that is necessary.

Yeah I think I remember that