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John Tyler

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John Tyler

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	challenging words:		politics, tenth, president, vice, ninth, nickname, term, compromise, northern, longer, lawyer, between, become, form, month, rule
	content words:		John Tyler, William H., Civil War, Southern Confederacy, Confederate House

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John Tyler By Meg Leonard

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¹     John Tyler was the tenth president. He was the first person to become president without being elected. This happened because the ninth president died. William H. Harrison died after one month in office. John Tyler was his vice president. The Constitution explains how the new president is chosen. It said that the vice president becomes president if the president can no longer do his job. Some people did not like this rule. They gave Tyler a nickname. It was "His Accidency." They thought he became president by accident. Tyler was born in 1790. He was born in Virginia. He was a lawyer. He was only president .....
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