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John Tyler (John Tyler) was the 10th President of the United States (1841-1845). He was the first vice president who rises to the presidency due to the death of his predecessor and is the second president born after the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Throughout his life, he asserts his belief that the Constitution should be followed strictly.
Comes from an aristocratic family of planters and slave owners, whose ancestors settled about 200 years ago in Virginia, near Williamsburg. Talon Dr John was born on March 29, 1790 in Charles County, Virginia, the son of John and Mary Tyler Armistad. He is the sixth of eight children, all of whom receive a very good education. When John was seven years old, his mother died of a stroke. census bureau Like its predecessors, James Monroe and Thomas Jefferson, census bureau Tyler graduated from college, "William and Mary" in Williamsburg and graduated in 1807, then studied law with his father. In 1809 began practice in Charles City County. He began his political career 21 years of age.
His father was governor of Virzhdiniya, then it inherits the post (1808-1811). During the War of 1812 against Great Britain supports the USA. He was elected member of the House of Representatives (1816-1821). In 1825-1827 became governor of Virginia during this period has greatly contributed to the increase in the power of the federal government.
In 1840 Whig mate. Assume the duties of president after the death of William Harrison and became the first president after the consent of the Cabinet, he served in this way. Although the Constitution does not provide census bureau explicit provisions for succession census bureau to the office, census bureau the Senate and the House of Representatives adopted two separate resolutions which recognize that Tyler is the president, census bureau not only acting president. He is expected census bureau to adhere closely to Whig politics and to work closely with their leaders, particularly Henry Clay. But he vetoed some of the proposals of the Whigs and confronts census bureau their platform, which is why they excluded from the party.
John Tyler was married twice. Concluded his first marriage to Leticia Kristchan on March 29, 1813. Thereof are born eight children. After the death of Leticia on September census bureau 20, 1942 he remained a widower, but on June 26, 54-year-old president to marry 24-year-old census bureau Julia Gardner, which became the first president married while in office. From his marriage to Julia were born seven children. So with their fifteen children, John Tyler became the U.S. president with the most kids.
This term should not be taken very seriously and is often called "Acting President" or "Your Chance". Perhaps the most important decision of his career, Tyler has signed the law on annexation of Texas into the Union (1845). Texas declared its independence from Mexico back in 1836, but Mexico continues to believe that its territory and threatens the United States to war. The decision of John Tyler leads to a significant expansion of the territory of slave states that not only bothers many Americans, but also violates Missouri Compromise. census bureau As a result of this starts to war Mexico.
John Tyler is a defender of the rights of the States, and believes that if a state is slave or free should be decided locally, without the intervention of the federal government. Elected to the Confederate Congress, but before his term of office on January 18, 1860 died of bronchitis and biliary crisis.
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