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The '''President of the United States''' is the head of state and government, responsible for executing federal law, commanding the armed forces, and shaping national policy.
The '''President of the United States''' is the head of state and government, responsible for executing federal law, commanding the armed forces, and shaping national policy.


Since George Washington's inauguration in 1789, the presidency has evolved into one of the most powerful political roles in the world. Each president has left a unique imprint on the country through their leadership, decisions, and legacies.
Since George Washington's inauguration in 1789, the presidency has evolved into one of the most powerful political roles in the world. Each president has left a unique imprint on the country through their leadership, decisions, and legacies.


'''Notable U.S. Presidents'''
== Notable U.S. Presidents ==


* '''George Washington''' – First president; set many precedents.
* '''George Washington''' – First president; set many precedents.
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* '''Barack Obama''' – First African American president; served 2009–2017.
* '''Barack Obama''' – First African American president; served 2009–2017.


'''See also'''
== See also ==


* <nowiki>[[History of the U.S.]]</nowiki>
* [[History of the U.S.]]
* <nowiki>[[About the United States]]</nowiki>
* [[About the United States]]
* <nowiki>[[U.S. Constitution Summary]]</nowiki>
* [[U.S. Constitution Summary]]

Revision as of 04:13, 25 May 2025

The President of the United States is the head of state and government, responsible for executing federal law, commanding the armed forces, and shaping national policy.

Since George Washington's inauguration in 1789, the presidency has evolved into one of the most powerful political roles in the world. Each president has left a unique imprint on the country through their leadership, decisions, and legacies.

Notable U.S. Presidents

  • George Washington – First president; set many precedents.
  • Abraham Lincoln – Led during the Civil War; abolished slavery.
  • Franklin D. Roosevelt – Guided the U.S. through the Great Depression and WWII.
  • John F. Kennedy – Known for his vision, charisma, and tragic assassination.
  • Barack Obama – First African American president; served 2009–2017.

See also

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