OBAMA RANKED 12TH BEST US PRESIDENT BY HISTORIANS

Washington: Just weeks subsequent to going out, previous President Barack Obama positions as the twelfth best US President in general in another survey of students of history directed by C-SPAN.

It’s the first run through Obama was qualified for the Presidential Historians Survey, which requested that 91 students of history rank each of the 43 previous presidents crosswise over 10 classifications, USA Today wrote about Monday.

The polll was directed led by C-SPAN in front of President’s Day.Abraham Lincoln held his top spot for the third time in the survey, which appeared in 2000 and last occurred in 2009. Other reliably high-positioning presidents incorporate George Washington, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt, every one of whom made the main five by and large in each study.

Likewise outstanding — George W. Bramble knock up three spots to 33rd since the survey’s 2009 version, while Bill Clinton remained consistent at 15th.The greatest washout since the 2009 overview is Andrew Jackson, the populist president whose picture enhances the mass of President Donald Trump’s Oval Office. Jackson dropped five spots, from thirteenth to eighteenth.

James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson and Franklin Pierce have taken the last three spots in every version of the survey, C-SPAN noted, underneath even William Henry Harrison, who held office for just a single month.A group of counsels, including educators from Rice University and Howard University, guided each of the three of C-SPAN’s studies, affirming criteria, helping with members and supervising accumulation of the outcomes.

It’s the first run through Obama was qualified for the Presidential Historians Survey, which requested that 91 students of history rank each of the 43 previous presidents crosswise over 10 classifications. Those incorporate “Sought after Equal Justice for All,” in which Obama positioned third, to “Relations with Congress,” in which he positioned 39th.Abraham Lincoln held his top spot for the third time in the survey, which appeared in 2000 and last occurred in 2009. Other reliably high-positioning presidents incorporate George Washington, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt, every one of whom made the main five in general in each review.