Mike HenryThat Tuesday in November
How Presidential Elections Changed History
Mike Henry taught American history for thirty one years to students at all levels of the educational spectrum from elementary school to college. His technique of using the events of the past to show how they impact our lives in the present made him a popular classroom instructor and guest speaker. After the inception of No Child Left Behind, he averaged a success rate of more than 80 percent on mandated testing where the majority of his students were at or below the poverty level.
Preface
Chapter 1: 1788-89: George Washington
Chapter 2: 1800: John Adams vs. Thomas Jefferson
Chapter 3: 1820: James Monroe
Chapter 4: 1824: John Quincy Adams vs. Andrew Jackson
Chapter 5: 1852: Franklin Pierce vs. Winfield Scott
Chapter 6: 1860: Abraham Lincoln vs. Stephen Douglas
Chapter 7: 1864: Abraham Lincoln vs. George C. McClellan
Chapter 8: 1876: Rutherford B. Hayes vs. Samuel J. Tilden
Chapter 9: 1892: Grover Cleveland vs. Benjamin Harrison
Chapter 10: 1896: William McKinley vs. William Jennings Bryan
Chapter 11: 1900: William McKinley, incumbent vs. William Jennings Bryan
Chapter 12: 1912: William Howard Taft vs. Woodrow Wilson and Theodore
Roosevelt
Chapter 13: 1916: Woodrow Wilson vs. Charles Hughes
Chapter 14: 1932: Herbert Hoover vs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cahpter 15: 1944: Franklin D. Roosvelt vs. Thomas Dewey
Chapter 16: 1948: Harry S Truman vs. Thomas Dewey
Chapter 17: 1960: John F. Kennedy vs. Richard Nixon
Chapter 18: 1968: Richard Nixon vs. Hubert Humphrey
Chapter 19: 1972: Richard Nixon vs. George McGovern
Chapter 20: 1980: Jimmy Carter vs. Ronald Reagan
Chapter 21: 1992: George H.W. Bush vs. Bill Clinton and Ross Perot
Chapter 22: 2000: George W. Bush vs. Al Gore
Chapter 23: 2008: Barack Obama vs. John McCain
Chapter 24: 2012: Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney
Chapter 25: 2016: Donald J. Trump vs. Hillary Rodham Clinton
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