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Fourteen:John Adams (VP to Washington)

Thomas Jefferson (VP to Adams)

Martin Van Buren (VP to Jackson)

John Tyler (VP to W.H. Harrison)*

Millard Filmore (VP to Taylor)*

Andrew Johnson (VP to Lincoln)*

Chester Artur (VP to Garfield)*

Theodore Roosevelt (VP to McKinley)#

Calvin Coolidge (VP to Harding)#

Harry Truman (VP to FDR)#

Lyndon Johnson (VP to Kennedy)#

Richard Nixon (VP to Eisenhower)

Gerald Ford (VP to Ford)*

George H.W. Bush (VP to Reagan)

*- became President when predecessor died (or in the case of Nixon/Ford, resigned), but NOT re-elected [5]

# - became President when predecessor died, then re-elected [4]

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Eight vice-presidents became President due to the death of the President.

John Tyler succeeded William Harrison, Millard Fillmore succeeded Zachary Taylor, Andrew Johnson succeeded Abraham Lincoln, Chester Arthur succeeded James Garfield, Theodore Roosevelt succeeded William McKinley, Calvin Coolidge succeeded Warren Harding, Harry Trumansucceeded Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson succeeded John Kennedy. (Another Vice President who became President was Gerald Ford, who succeeded Richard Nixon after Nixon resigned.)

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While nine vice presidents have succeeded to the office upon the death or resignation of the President, and two vice presidents have temporarily served as acting President, no other officer has ever been called upon to act as President.

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8 US Presidents have died in office, so eight Vice Presidents ascended to office.

John Tyler - 10th Vice President (succeeded William Henry Harrison)

Millard Fillmore - 12th Vice President (succeeded Zachary Taylor)

Andrew Johnson - 16th Vice President (succeeded Abraham Lincoln)

Chester A. Arthur - 20th Vice President (succeeded James Garfield)

Theodore Roosevelt - 25th Vice President (succeeded William McKinley)

Calvin Coolidge - 29th Vice President (succeeded Warren G. Harding)

Harry S. Truman - 34th Vice President (succeeded Franklin D. Roosevelt)

Lyndon B. Johnson - 37th Vice president (succeeded John F. Kennedy)

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Eight Vice Presidents replaced Presidents who died in office, four of whom were assassinated, and one Vice President replaced a President who resigned.

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in history the us have 7 vice presidents.

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