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: LawReaderPresidents who were lawyers?
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Presidents’ Occupations 43.9% (18 out of 41) have been Lawyers!
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Major Jobs Before the Presidency
Jobs After the Presidency
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George Washington
surveyor, planter, general of the Army of the United Colonies
planter, lieutenant-general of all the U.S. armies
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John Adams
schoolteacher, lawyer, diplomat, vice president under Washington
writer
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Thomas Jefferson
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