US Vice Presidents

• Adams, John@
• Agnew, Spiro
• Arthur, Chester A.@
• Barkley, Alben William
• Biden, Joe
• Breckinridge, John Cabell
• Burr, Aaron
• Bush, George Herbert Walker@
• Calhoun, John Caldwell
• Cheney, Richard Bruce
• Clinton, George
• Colfax, Schuyler
• Coolidge, John Calvin@
• Curtis, Charles
• Dallas, George Mifflin
• Dawes, Charles Gates
• Fairbanks, Charles Warren
• Fillmore, Millard@
• Ford, Gerald R.@
• Garner, John Nance
• Gerry, Elbridge
• Gore, Albert Arnold, Jr.
• Hamlin, Hannibal
• Hendricks, Thomas Andrews

• Hobart, Garret Augustus
• Humphrey, Hubert Horatio
• Jefferson, Thomas@
• Johnson, Andrew@
• Johnson, Lyndon Baines@
• Johnson, Richard Mentor
• King, William Rufus
• Marshall, Thomas Riley
• Mondale, Walter Frederick
• Morton, Levi Parsons
• Nixon, Richard Milhous@
• Quayle, James Danforth
• Rockefeller, Nelson Aldrich
• Roosevelt, Theodore @
• Sherman, James S.
• Stevenson, Adlai Ewing
• Tompkins, Daniel D.
• Truman, Harry S@
• Tyler, John@
• Van Buren, Martin
• Wallace, Henry Agard
• Wheeler, William Almon
• Wilson, Henry

• Amendment 25  - Dedicated to the 25th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, the site seeks to educate the American public by sharing materials and information about that amendment and other aspects of the Vice President's job.
• Vice President of the United States  - Official United States Senate Historical Office information about the office of Vice President includes duties, constitutional foundation and list of office holders.
• Vice President of the United States  - Offers facts about the office, duties, election process and related information.
• Vice Presidents Trivia Quiz  - Offers a 20-question trivia quiz about the Vice Presidents throughout history and the answers, which are meant to enlighten about vice presidential history.
• VicePresidents.com  - Features information and news about the U.S. Vice Presidency and includes history, profiles and links to related resources.
• What is the Job of the United States Vice President?  - Provides an overview of the duties and privileges of the elected Vice President of the United CStates, a history of the changes to the office from the time the Constitution was ratified, and his ceremonial position.