Benjamin Harrison
Benjamin Harrison comes in as the 30th greatest U.S. President, mainly due to his international relations and amicable relationship with Congress. Before becoming President, Benjamin Harrison served in the Union Army during the American Civil War. Harrison, also nicknamed “Little Ben”, was responsible for assisting African Americans with voting rights. He also added five states into the Union: North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Washington, and Wyoming. Benjamin was the great grandson of founding father, Benjamin Harrison, and grandson to William Henry Harrison.
Benjamin Harrison
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