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Born in Kinderhook, New York, Martin Van Buren was the son of a farmer and tavern keeper, with roots tracing back to Holland. He began his law practice in 1803 and served in the Senate alongside his work in state authority. He married Hannah Hoes and went on to become the 8th President of the United States. His presidency was marked by the Panic of 1873 and significant challenges regarding Canada and Native American relations. Discover the early years and impact of Van Buren on American politics.
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MARTIN VAN BURAN BY: Samantha
EARLY YEARS OF LIFE • He was born in Kinderhook, New York • His Father was a Farmer and a Tavern Keeper • All his Family members came from Holland
LIFE BEFORE BEING PRESIDENT • He started a LawPractice in 1803 • He worked for the Senate • He also worked for the State Authority • Married Hannah Hoes
BEING PRESIDENT • 8TH President • He won the election to become one of the U.S.A. Senators • United States faced the Panic of 1873 • Problems with Canada and Native Americans
Works Cited • Rumsch, BreAnn. Martin Van Buren. Edina: ABDO, 2009. Print • “Martin Van Buren.” Britannica Online K08. 2013: Web. 4/13. • Photograph: Britannica Image Quest: Web. 5/13.