Unexpected Death
Zachary Taylor’s unexpected death sparked a flurry of curiosity regarding the nature of his sickness, which has since been confirmed. The possibility that he was poisoned by contaminated ice water or milk was raised by a number of people, while others suspected that the high amount of cherries he consumed at the Fourth of July party was to blame. In the 1800s, was it possible that something as easy as eating too many cherries was thought to be a potentially fatal cause of death?
Unexpected Death
Harry S. Truman – 139.8
Former President of the United States Mr. Harry S. Truman served in that capacity from 1945 to 1953. Just a few months after the Second World War ended, he was elected to the role of Prime Minister of Canada. He served in the army during World War I, and he holds the distinction of being the first president to use nuclear weapons in the course of his official duties. In addition to his obstinacy, it is estimated that he exercised his veto power approximately 180 times! In terms of intelligence, Harry Truman ranks among the bottom fourth of all American presidents, with an IQ of 139.8.
Harry S. Truman
