James Garfield Presidency Timeline
James Garfield Timeline covers the history, important accomplishments and key issues of his presidency from March 4, 1881 to September 19, 1881 that included:

He worked on problems following Reconstruction
He was the second President to be assassinated
Charles Julius Guiteau shot him 6 months after he took office

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James Garfield Presidency Timeline
The following fact file format provides a fast overview of the James Garfield Presidency with a History Timeline of the important events and accomplishments of his presidency. James Garfield Presidency Timeline details the sequence of key historical events and accomplishments arranged in chronological order that had a significant impact on the history of the United States of America.

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James Garfield Timeline: Presidential Timeline of Important Events

1881 - His inauguration as 20th President of the United States. His presidency only lasted for 100 days

1881 - He advocated hard money policies backed by gold.

1881 - His time was spent addressing issues following the Civil War and Reconstruction

1881 - July 2, 1881: President Garfield was shot by the insane Charles Julius Guiteau at the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Station

1881 - The President died on September 19, eleven weeks after being shot, following poor medical care

1881 - His presidency and term in office ended with the assassination attempt which led to his death.. The next US President was Chester A. Arthur

1882 - Charles Julius Guiteau was hung on June 30, 1882, just 2 days before the 1st anniversary of the shooting of the President

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James Garfield Presidency Timeline
The James Garfield Timeline detailed above provides interesting facts and important information about the 20th President of the United States.