You Can Memorize All The U.S. Presidents

There have been 44 U.S. presidents. That’s a lot! But do you know what there aren’t a lot of? People who have memorized all the presidents of the United States! If you, however, want to be one of them, there’s an easy way to make that happen.

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Have you always wanted to memorize all the U.S. presidents? Have you ever tried to? If you have, did you almost go bananas while struggling to keep all the top bananas in order? It stands to reason. For starting with Washington and learning the rest of the list by rote memorization won’t wash, and it’s not a ton of fun! But is there a better way? There is. In YOU CAN MEMORIZE ALL THE U.S. PRESIDENTS, you’ll find what you’ve been looking for, and believe it or not, what you’ve been looking for is a fun poem: without precedent, this poem has all forty-four U.S. presidents, and it rhymes to boot! But that’s not all. Along with the poem, there are fun quizzes as well. So if you’ve been hard pressed to make a dent in memorizing all the U.S. presidents, then don’t veto
this chance to finally fill the bill!

And now in this newly revised ebook version, all the quizzes have links to the answers! You can instantly check if your answers are right or wrong!

Perhaps, though, you’d like to see a sample of the poem first. Here’s how it all begins:

“There’s Washington and Jefferson
with Adams in between.
Before Monroe comes Madison.
The first five on the scene.”

As you can see, the fun poem’s rhymes and rhythms help the memorization process. Here’s some more:

“Poor Harrison is number nine;
his VP Tyler ten.
Then Polk and Taylor march in line,
and Fillmore’s thirteenth in.”

What’s great about that poem is that, even if you aren’t inclined to memorize the whole thing, you’ll find it easy to learn just parts of it. For example, did you know that Grover Cleveland was the 22nd and 24th president of the United States? He’s the only U.S. president to accomplish such a feat. Here’s what the poem says about that:

“Now, Cleveland’s number twenty-two;
he’s twenty-four as well.
A different Harrison, it’s true,
took over for a spell.”

That’ll stick in your mind, won’t it? Combining brevity and whimsicality, the poem makes learning fast and fun. And here’s one more example:

“A different Johnson takes control
before it’s Nixon’s turn.
Then Ford accepts the lofty role,
which Carter’s next to earn.”

Well, now it’s up to you:

• Do you like to learn about US history?


• Do you like to learn about the US presidents?


• Do you want to memorize all 44 US presidents?


• Do you like fun poetry?

If so, then YOU CAN MEMORIZE ALL THE U.S. PRESIDENTS is for you!