Benjamin Harrison

Benjamin Harrison was the twenty-third president of the United States, serving from 1889 to 1893.

He was the grandson of William Henry Harrison, the ninth president, making them the only grandfather-grandson pair to hold the office.

Harrison's presidency saw the passage of the Sherman Antitrust Act and significant expansion of federal spending.

Indiana

Indianapolis

Indiana's capital city

governor · Indiana University · Tippecanoe · Hoosier State

presidency

White House

Official presidential residence

McKinley · tariffs · pension reform · veterans benefits · administration · executive · veto · election · incumbent · surplus

Civil War

Union Army

Northern military in 1860s

soldier · officer

politics

Republican Party

Right-leaning American political organization

senator · lawyer · orator · campaigner · electoral college · popular vote · partisan · legislator · statesman

family

grandson

Male child's child

Opposites
political ideology

Benjamin HarrisonGrover Cleveland

Twice-elected nineteenth-century executive

Franklin D. Roosevelt · Abraham Lincoln · George Washington · Al Gore · Hillary Clinton

family political dynasty

Benjamin HarrisonJohn Adams

Second American chief executive

Family

Benjamin, Benji, Harris, Harrison

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