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Presidency table

Power	Party System	Era	Presidency
Colony	None	Thirteen Colonies	N/A
Small power		American Revolution Y	N/A
		Confederation Period Y	N/A
Middle Power	First	Federalist Era Y	Washington Y
			Adams Y
		Jeffersonian Democracy	Jefferson Y
			Madison Y
		Era of Good Feelings	Monroe Y
	Second	Jacksonian Democracy	J.Q. Adams Y
			Jackson Y
			Van Buren Y
			W.H. Harrison Y
			Tyler Y
			Polk Y
		Pre-Civil War
			Taylor Y
			Fillmore Y
			Pierce Y
	Third		Buchanan Y
		Civil War	Lincoln Y
		Reconstruction Era	A. Johnson Y
			Grant Y
		Gilded Age	Hayes Y
			Garfield Y
			Arthur Y
			Cleveland I Y
			B. Harrison Y
			Cleveland II Y
	Fourth		McKinley Y
Great Power		Progressive Era	T. Roosevelt Y
			Taft Y
			Wilson Y
		Roaring Twenties	Harding Y
			Coolidge Y
			Hoover Y
Superpower	Fifth	Great Depression/World War II	FDR Y
		Postwar boom	Truman Y
			Eisenhower Y
			Kennedy Y
			L.B. Johnson Y
		1970s	Nixon Y
			Ford Y
			Carter Y
	Sixth	Reagan Era	Reagan Y
			G.H.W. Bush Y
Hyperpower			Clinton Y
			G.W. Bush Y
		?	Obama Y
			Trump

Key laws and events

Party System	Event/law
Confederation Period	Articles of Confederation
	Constitutional Convention
	Ratification of the United States Constitution (Timeline)
First	United States Bill of Rights
	Hamiltonian economic program
	Compromise of 1790
	Whiskey Rebellion
	Northwest Indian War
	Jay Treaty
	Pinckney's Treaty
	Quasi-War
	Alien and Sedition Acts
	Louisiana Purchase
	War of 1812
	Second Bank of the United States
	Missouri Compromise
Second	Indian removal
	Petticoat affair
	Bank War
	Nullification Crisis
	Texas annexation
	Oregon boundary dispute
	Mexican–American War
	Compromise of 1850
	Kansas–Nebraska Act
	Dred Scott v. Sandford
Third
	Thirteenth Amendment
	Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
	Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
	Panic of 1873
	Disenfranchisement after the Reconstruction Era
	Great Railroad Strike of 1877
	Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act
	Interstate Commerce Act of 1887
	Sherman Antitrust Act
	Panic of 1893
Fourth
	Spanish–American War
	Newlands Resolution
	The Great Rapprochement
	History of the Panama Canal
	Revenue Act of 1913
	Federal Reserve Act
	Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914
	Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914
	World War I
	Treaty of Versailles
	Prohibition in the United States
	Nineteenth Amendment
	Immigration Act of 1924
Fifth
	Great Depression in the United States
	New Deal
	1933 Banking Act
	Securities Exchange Act of 1934
	Agricultural Adjustment Act
	National Labor Relations Act of 1935
	Social Security Act
	West Coast Hotel Co. v. Parrish
	Attack on Pearl Harbor
	World War II
	Cold War
	Marshall Plan
	Korean War
	Civil rights movement
	Space Race
	Cuban Missile Crisis
	Clean Air Act
	Civil Rights Act of 1964
	Social Security Amendments of 1965
	Voting Rights Act of 1965
	Higher Education Act of 1965
	Vietnam War
	Watergate scandal
Sixth
	Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981
	Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990
	Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993
	No Child Left Behind Act
	September 11 attacks
	Iraq War
	Great Recession
	Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
	Obergefell v. Hodges

Five most influential non-president party leaders by party system

Revolution/Confederation Period:

• John Jay (C)
• Robert Morris (C)
• Patrick Henry (FA)
• Benjamin Franklin (B)
• Samuel Adams (FA)

1st:

• Alexander Hamilton (GA)
• Albert Gallatin (B)
• George Clinton (D)
• DeWitt Clinton (D)
• John Randolph (D)

2nd:

• Henry Clay (B)
• John C. Calhoun (FA)
• Daniel Webster (B)
• Stephen A. Douglas (B)
• William H. Seward (FA)

3rd:

• Thaddeus Stevens (FA)
• James G. Blaine (FA)
• Carl Schurz (D)
• Samuel Tilden (C)
• John Sherman (FA)

4th:

• William Jennings Bryan (B)
• Robert M. La Follette (B)
• Andrew Mellon (B)
• William Gibbs McAdoo (D)
• Al Smith (D)

5th:

• Barry Goldwater (B)
• Robert A. Taft (C)
• Hubert Humphrey (C)
• George Wallace (C)
• Nelson Rockefeller (C)

6th (1980-present)

• Newt Gingrich
• Al Gore
• Ted Kennedy
• Nancy Pelosi
• Dick Cheney

Chief Justices

• John Marshall (B)
• Roger Taney (C)
• Charles Evans Hughes (B)
• Earl Warren (C)

Ten military leaders

• Henry Knox (B)
• Nathanael Greene (C)
• Stephen Decatur (B)
• Winfield Scott (B)
• William Tecumseh Sherman (FA)
• George Dewey (C)
• John J. Pershing (B)
• George Marshall (C)
• Douglas MacArthur (FA)
• Chester Nimitz (D)

List of presidential nomination runners-up

These "runners-up" never served as president or vice president, and never served as a major party presidential nominee or vice presidential nominee. Their bios are not featured or good articles.

• Levi Woodbury (1848 Dem)
• Daniel Webster (1852 Whig)
• John McLean (1856 Rep)
• Salmon P. Chase (1864 Rep)
• David B. Hill (1892 Dem)
• Richard P. Bland (1896 Dem)
• George Dewey (1900 Dem)
• William Randolph Hearst (1904 Dem)
• Champ Clark (1912 Dem)
• William Gibbs McAdoo (1920 Dem)
• A. Mitchell Palmer (1920 Dem)
• Leonard Wood (1920 Rep)
• Frank Orren Lowden (1920 Rep)
• James Farley (1940 Dem)
• Richard Russell Jr. (1948 Dem)
• Robert A. Taft (1952 Rep)
• W. Averell Harriman (1956 Dem)
• William Scranton (1964 Rep)
• Eugene McCarthy (1968 Dem)
• Ted Kennedy (1980 Dem)
• Gary Hart (1984 Dem)
• Jesse Jackson (1988 Dem)
• Pat Buchanan (1992 Rep)
• Jerry Brown (1992 Dem)
• Paul Tsongas (1992 Dem)
• Bill Bradley (2000 Dem)
• Rick Santorum (2012 Rep)
• Bernie Sanders (2016 Dem)
• Ted Cruz (2016 Rep)

Useful lists

• List of unsuccessful major party candidates for President of the United States
• List of unsuccessful major party candidates for Vice President of the United States
• List of United States presidential election results by state
• List of United States Senate election results by state
• List of third party performances in United States presidential elections
• Party divisions of United States Congresses