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March 18, 1837
Caldwell, New Jersey -
High school- Buffalo New York
College- none wanted to go but he to work instead -
Grover was 16
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-did not fight in the war
-needed to work for his family instead -
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-mayor of Buffalo, NY *1882
-governor of NY *1883
-law clerk -
-democrat
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1885-1889 and 1893-1897
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was the first democratic president after the war
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Cleveland's VP dies
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where- White House
when- 1886
why-to improve working conditions and have less hours and more pay
who- Grover Cleveland and American with jobs
what-happier employees -
founded in 1886
signed by Cleveland
act specified that if a President and vice president, heads of executive departments would take their places
at the white house -
vetoes the first of several bills granting military pensions to Civil War
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-gift from France
-symbol of Alliance
-placed in NYC
-affected US and France -
Married Frances Folsom Cleveland
Only president to be married at the White House -
-founded in 1887
- divided tribal lands of Native Americans into individual sections and let Native Americans into American society.
-Grover Cleveland signed it
-affected natives
-signed at White House -
vetoes the Dependent Pension Bill, would have given a military pension to anyone serving a minimum of ninety days in war.
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designed to provide relief to drought-stricken farmers thought oversteps powers of federal government
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Cleveland accepts the Democratic nomination for President
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Washington D.C.
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Born in Washington D.C.
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Cleveland is inaugurated, becoming the only President to serve two nonconsecutive terms.
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withdrew the Hawaiian annexation treaty, signed before his inauguration. He took advice from a commissioner who reported proponents of annexation are planters
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was at the roof of his mouth
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born in Washington D.C.
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born in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Born in Princeton, New Jersey
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died from a heart attack
71 years old -
buried in Princeton New Jersey
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Cleveland had already passed
