who are the two u.s. presidents who have diedfrom malaria?
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None died from malaria.\n\n\n|  George Washington  \nDecember 14, 1799 - Mount Vernon, Virginia - Laryngitis - 67\n\n|  John Adams  \nJuly 4, 1826 - Braintree, Massachusetts - Old Age - 90\n\n|  Thomas Jefferson  \n July 4, 1826 - Monticello, Virginia - Chronic Diarrhea - 83\n\n|  James Madison  \nJune 28, 1836 - Montpelier, Virginia - Old Age - 85\n\n|  James Monroe  \nJuly 4, 1831 - New York - Old Age – 73\n\n|  John Quincy Adams  \n  February 23, 1848, Washington, D.C. - Paralytic Stroke – 80\n\n|  Andrew Jackson  \nJune 8, 1845, Hermitage, Nashville, Tennesse - Tuberculosis – 78\n\n|  Martin Van Buren  \nJuly 24, 1862, Kinderhook, New York - Asthma – 79\n\n|  William Harrison  \nApril 4, 1841, Washington, D.C. - Pneumonia & Pleurisy – 68\n\n|  John Tyler  \nJanuary 18, 1862, Richmond, Virginia - Bilious Fever – 71\n\n| James Polk \nJune 15, 1849, Nashville, Tennesse - Chronic Diarrhea - 53\n\n| Zachary Taylor \nJuly 9, 1850, White House, Washington, D.C. - Gastroenteritis - 65\n\n| Millard Fillmore \nMarch 8, 1874, Buffalo, New York - Stroke - 74\n\n| Franklin Pierce \nOctober 8, 1869, Concord, New Hampshire - Stomach Trouble - 64\n\n| James Buchanan \nJune 1, 1868, Lancaster, Pennsylvania - Rheumatic Gout - 77\n| Abraham Lincoln \nApril 15, 1865, Washington, D.C. - Assassinated - 56\n\n| Andrew Johnson \nJuly 31, 1875, Carters Station, Tennessee - Paralysis - 66\n\n| Ulysses Grant \nJuly 23, 1885, Mt. McGregor, New York (Cancer - 63)\n\n| Rutherford Hayes \nJanuary 17, 1893, Fremont, Ohio - Heart Disease - 70\n\n| James Garfield \nSeptember 19, 1881, Elberon, New Jersey - Assassinated - 49\n\n| Chester Arthur \nNovember 18, 1886, New York City, New York - Bright's Disease - 56\n\n| Grover Cleveland \nJune 24, 1908, Princeton, New Jersey - Old Age - 71\n\n| Benjamin Harrison \nMarch 13, 1901, Indianapolis, Indiana - Pneumonia - 67\n\n| Grover Cleveland \nJune 24, 1908, Princeton, New Jersey - Old Age - 71\n\n| William McKinley \nSeptember 14, 1901, Buffalo, New York - Assassinated - 58\n\n| Theodore Roosevelt \nJanuary 6, 1919, Oyster Bay, New York - Inflammatory Rheumatism - 60\n\n| William Taft \nMarch 8, 1930, Washington, D.C. - Arteriosclerosis - 72\n\n| T. Woodrow Wilson \nFebruary 3, 1924, Washington, D.C. - Heart Disease - 67\n\n| Warren Harding \nAugust 2, 1923, San Francisco, California - Pneumonia, Heart - 57\n\n|Calvin Coolidge \nJanuary 5, 1933, Northhampton, Massachusetts - Heart Attack – 60\n\n| Herbert Hoover \nOctober 20, 1964, New York - Old Age - 90\n\n| Franklin Roosevelt \nApril 12, 1945, Warm Springs, Georgia - Cerebral Hemorrhage - 63\n\n| Harry Truman \nDecember 26, 1972, Independence, Missouri - Old Age - 88\n\n| Dwight Eisenhower \nMarch 28, 1969, Washington, D.C. - Congestive Heart Failure - 78\n\n| John Kennedy \nNovember 22, 1963, Dallas, Texas - Assassinated - 46\n\n| Lyndon Johnson \nJanuary 22, 1973, Texas - Heart Attack - 64\n\n| Richard Nixon \nApril 22, 1994, New York City, New York - Old Age - 81\n\n| Gerald Ford\nNinety-Two (92) - "Currently the oldest surviving President"\n\n| Jimmy Carter \nJames Earl Carter, Sr. Still Alive\n\n| Ronald Reagan \nJune 5, 2004 - His Home - Pneumonia, Alzheimers – 93\n\n| George H. W. Bush \nEighty-One (81) still alive\n\n| William J. Clinton \nFifty-Nine (59) still alive\n\n| George W. Bush \nFifty-Nine (59) alive and current President
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George W. Bush. His dad was a president too.
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name the 20th president of the united states of america
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Yes.  President Harrison (9th president) was only in office for 32 days.  He caught pneumonia during his inauguration speech, and died a month later.
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Bill Clinton...mmmm...sure.  He's sexy in a sort of global consciousness way...\n\nDefinitely JFK, except for the fact that he's now a rotting corpse.  But I think I could get past that.\n\nGeorge Washington and Abe Lincoln.  Powerful!\n\nBut the number one hottie dead prez...Buchanan!
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I'm guessing either Fox or Harper. President Bush is acutally the healthest President that the United States has seen. (According to historians/phsyicans.) Also Fox was a CEO of Coca-Cola, and we all know soda isn't healthly. As for Harper I haven't heard any information.
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They both became President.
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Abraham Lincoln in 1865 by John Wilkes Booth\nJames Garfield in 1881 by Charles J. Guiteau (Guiteau shot him but Garfield arguably died due to subsequent incorrect medical care)\nWilliam McKinley in 1901 by Leon Czolgosz\nJohn F. Kennedy in 1963, generally thought to be by Lee Harvey Oswald
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Kwame Nkrumah,!st prime minister and pres.,1stpostcolonial black african leader.1960's .died 1972
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You either have to compare agendas or actions. Both had moderately ambitious agendas (though still inadequate), neither did much to implement those agendas.\n\nNeither has done enough to combat AIDS in Africa, and Bush has stopped funds for any agency that provides adequate birth control counselling.  Neither has intervened sufficiently in Sudan / Darfur, and Clinton was inadequate in his response to Rwanda.  He did intervene in Somilia, and did bomb an alleged  Al Queda factory in the Sudan, for which he was viciously attacked by Republicans in the House and Senate.  After the first two years, Clinton's hands were tied by not having the Dems in control of either house.  Bush appointed Powell Sec. of State, and he announced that he would increase focus on Africa, but he was soon shunted to the side by the neo-cons in Defense, the NSA, and in the Vice-President's office.\n\nUnfortunately, it has become common for Presidents to announce they will do more in regards to Africa, and not to follow through.
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William Henry Harrison set many presidential records in his short time in office. After giving the longest inauguration speech (105 minutes), Harrison became the first president to die in office (of pneumonia), after serving the shortest term (one month).\n\nhe was also the only president to come from Indiana
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FDR had polio and was wheelchair bound.  Woodrow Wilson had a stroke in the later years of his presidency. His wife did many of the duties of the president for the remainder of his second term.  George Bush, contrary to popular belief, is not disabled in the traditional sense.  He's just inarticulate, easily led and ignorant of the constitutional limitations that have been placed on the executive branch of the Federal government, kind of like a modern day Warren G. Harding, only with nukes.
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The 16th President of the United States.  He lead the country throught the Civil War in the 1800s and was killed before he could oversee the postwar reconstruction.
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The last President to own slaves during his presidency was Zachary Taylor. The last President to own slaves, though no longer President at the time, was Ulysses Grant.
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Correct.  President Taft died in 1930 (president until 1913).  Truman was president in 1947.  The Taft of the Taft-Hartley Act was Senator Robert Taft of Ohio.  Now go get some food!
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http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/gw1.html
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Dwight David Eisenhower was 62 years old when he became president.  He was president from January 20, 1953 to January 20, 1961.  He died March 28, 1969 from a heart attack at age 78.