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16th U.S. President from 1861–1865: Considered by many to be the greatest of U.S. presidents, Lincoln led the country through its only civil war, ultimately preserving the union of the United States of America. His Emancipation Proclamation declared that enslaved people in rebel states were forever free; this did not free enslaved people but rather changed the face of the conflict to include the fight for human freedom.

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26th, 1901–1909: The "Trust Buster" is considered one of America's greatest presidents. He was charismatic and larger than life. He was also the youngest of all the presidents, entering office at age 42. In contrast to later Republican presidents, Roosevelt fought hard to limit the powers of large oil and railroad companies.

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40th, 1981–1989: Reagan was the oldest president to serve (until Donald Trump) but is remembered for many more distinctions, including ending the Cold War, appointing the first woman to the Supreme Court, surviving an assassination attempt, and the Iran-Contra scandal.

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41st, 1989–1993: Perhaps remembered as an unremarkable president, the senior Bush presided over some undeniably remarkable events, including the invasion of Panama and deposing of Manuel Noriega, the Savings and Loan Bailout, the aftermath of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the breakup of the Soviet Union, and the Persian Gulf War.