"Create a detailed table listing all U.S. Presidents up to the 47th, ordered from the newest to the oldest. For each president, include the following information: Full name Date of birth Date of death (if applicable) Notable achievements during their presidency The names of their Vice Presidents for all terms served Ensure the information is comprehensive and well-organized."

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"Create a detailed table listing all U.S. Presidents up to the 47th, ordered from the newest to the oldest. For each president, include the following information: Full name Date of birth Date of death (if applicable) Notable achievements during their presidency The names of their Vice Presidents for all terms served Ensure the information is comprehensive and well-organized."

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Full Name	Date of Birth	Date of Death	Notable Achievements	Vice Presidents
Joseph R. Biden Jr.	November 20, 1942	N/A	American Rescue Plan Act (COVID-19 relief) Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Rejoining the Paris Agreement	Kamala Harris
Donald J. Trump	June 14, 1946	N/A	Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Appointment of three Supreme Court justices Criminal justice reform (First Step Act)	Mike Pence
Barack H. Obama	August 4, 1961	N/A	Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) Operation Neptune Spear (Osama Bin Laden) Paris Climate Agreement	Joe Biden
George W. Bush	July 6, 1946	N/A	Response to 9/11 attacks and establishment of the Department of Homeland Security Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act Education reform (No Child Left Behind Act)	Dick Cheney
William J. Clinton	August 19, 1946	N/A	Balanced the federal budget and surplus North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Welfare reform (Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act)	Al Gore
George H. W. Bush	June 12, 1924	November 30, 2018	Gulf War victory and liberation of Kuwait Americans with Disabilities Act End of the Cold War	Dan Quayle
Ronald W. Reagan	February 6, 1911	June 5, 2004	Tax cuts and economic recovery (Reaganomics) Ending the Cold War Appointment of the first female Supreme Court Justice (Sandra Day O'Connor)	George H. W. Bush
James E. Carter Jr.	October 1, 1924	N/A	Camp David Accords (Middle East peace) Creation of the Department of Energy and Department of Education Promotion of human rights in foreign policy	Walter Mondale
Gerald R. Ford	July 14, 1913	December 26, 2006	Pardoned Richard Nixon Signed the Helsinki Accords Facilitated the end of the Vietnam War	Nelson Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon	January 9, 1913	April 22, 1994	Opened relations with China Established the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Resigned due to Watergate scandal	Spiro Agnew, Gerald Ford
Lyndon B. Johnson	August 27, 1908	January 22, 1973	Great Society programs (Medicare, Medicaid) Civil Rights Act of 1964 Voting Rights Act of 1965	Hubert Humphrey
John F. Kennedy	May 29, 1917	November 22, 1963	Cuban Missile Crisis resolution Establishment of the Peace Corps Advocated for civil rights	Lyndon B. Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower	October 14, 1890	March 28, 1969	Creation of the Interstate Highway System Ended the Korean War Strengthened NATO	Richard Nixon
Harry S. Truman	December 26, 1972	Marshall Plan for European recovery Established NATO Desegregated the armed forces	Alben W. Barkley
Franklin D. Roosevelt	January 30, 1882	April 12, 1945	New Deal programs to combat the Great Depression Leading the U.S. during World War II Social Security Act	Harry S. Truman
Herbert Hoover	August 10, 1874	October 20, 1964	Oversees the U.S. during the onset of the Great Depression Promoted volunteerism and self-reliance	Charles Curtis
Calvin Coolidge	July 4, 1872	January 5, 1933	Promoted business and economic prosperity Reduced taxes and government spending	Charles G. Dawes
Warren G. Harding	November 2, 1865	August 2, 1923	Return to normalcy post-World War I Promoted economic growth	Calvin Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson	December 28, 1856	February 3, 1924	Led the U.S. during World War I Founded the League of Nations Promoted progressive reforms	Thomas R. Marshall
William H. Taft	September 15, 1857	March 8, 1930	Strengthened antitrust laws Established the Department of Labor	James S. Sherman
Theodore Roosevelt	October 27, 1858	January 6, 1919	Progressive reforms and trust-busting Established national parks and conservation efforts Won the Nobel Peace Prize for mediating the Russo-Japanese War	Charles W. Fairbanks
William McKinley	January 29, 1843	September 14, 1901	Led the nation to victory in the Spanish-American War Promoted economic expansion and protective tariffs	Theodore Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland	June 24, 1908	Only president to serve two non-consecutive terms Vetoed many bills, promoting fiscal conservatism	Thomas A. Hendricks, Adlai Stevenson I
Benjamin Harrison	August 20, 1833	March 13, 1901	Signed the Sherman Antitrust Act Strengthened the Navy and expanded the U.S. territory	Levi P. Morton
Chester A. Arthur	October 5, 1829	November 18, 1886	Reformed the civil service system Signed the Pendleton Act	George M. Robeson
James A. Garfield	November 19, 1831	September 19, 1881	Advocated for civil rights and education Assassinated early in his term	Chester A. Arthur
Rutherford B. Hayes	October 4, 1822	January 17, 1893	Ended Reconstruction Promoted civil service reform	William A. Wheeler
Ulysses S. Grant	April 27, 1822	July 23, 1885	Led the Union Army to victory in the Civil War Supported Reconstruction efforts	Schuyler Colfax, Henry Wilson
Abraham Lincoln	February 12, 1809	April 15, 1865	Preserved the Union during the Civil War Emancipation Proclamation Delivered the Gettysburg Address	Andrew Johnson
James Buchanan	April 23, 1791	June 1, 1868	Failed to avert the Civil War Supported the Lecompton Constitution	John C. Breckinridge
Franklin Pierce	November 23, 1804	October 8, 1869	Signed the Kansas-Nebraska Act Supported the expansion of slavery into new territories	William R. King
Millard Fillmore	January 7, 1800	March 8, 1874	Signed the Compromise of 1850 Opened trade with Japan	Andrew Jackson Donelson
Zachary Taylor	November 24, 1784	July 9, 1850	Opposed the extension of slavery into the territories Served only 16 months before his death	Millard Fillmore
James K. Polk	November 2, 1795	June 15, 1849	Led the U.S. during the Mexican-American War Expanded U.S. territory (California, New Mexico)	George M. Dallas
John Tyler	March 29, 1790	January 18, 1862	Annexed Texas First vice president to assume the presidency after a president's death	No Vice President
Martin Van Buren	December 5, 1782	July 24, 1862	Established the independent treasury system Opposed the extension of slavery	Richard Mentor Johnson
Andrew Jackson	March 15, 1767	June 8, 1845	Founded the Democratic Party Opposed the Second Bank of the United States Implemented the Indian Removal Act	Martin Van Buren
John Quincy Adams	July 11, 1767	February 23, 1848	Promoted modernization and education Opposed slavery in later years	John C. Calhoun
James Monroe	April 28, 1758	July 4, 1831	Monroe Doctrine (opposed European colonization in the Americas) Acquired Florida from Spain	Daniel D. Tompkins
Thomas Jefferson	April 13, 1743	July 4, 1826	Authored the Declaration of Independence Louisiana Purchase Lewis and Clark Expedition	Aaron Burr, George Clinton
John Adams	October 30, 1735	July 4, 1826	Key figure in the American Revolution Negotiated the Treaty of Paris (ending the Revolutionary War)	Thomas Jefferson

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