10 US Presidents who couldn’t complete their full term
Below is a list of US Presidents with US Presidents death cause
- William Henry Harrison (1841) had the shortest tenure ever when he passed away from illness 31 days into his term.
- Cholera claimed Zachary Taylor’s life (1849–1850) following his 16 months in government.
- Abraham Lincoln (1861–1865): After serving for 4 years and 42 days, he was assassinated to begin his second term.
- In 1881, James A. Garfield was assassinated six months into his presidency.
- William McKinley (1897–1901): After serving 4 years and 167 days, he was assassinated early in his second term.
- Warren G. Harding (1921–1923): After two years and 127 days, he passed away from a heart attack in his third year.
- Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933–1945): After 12 years and 39 days, he passed away from a brain haemorrhage early in his fourth term.
- John F. Kennedy (1961–1963): After two years and thirty-six days, he was assassinated in his third year.
- Richard Nixon (1969–1974): After five years and 185 days, he resigned in disgrace during his second term.
- Following Nixon’s departure, Gerald Ford (1974–1977) rose to power and was overthrown after two years and sixteen days.
The above is a general list of 10 US Presidents.
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