Definition

Proper noun * William McKinley: The 25th President of the United States, serving from 1897 until his assassination in 1901. His presidency is associated with the Spanish-American War and a period of economic growth.

Usage

• The term "President McKinley" is used to refer to the historical figure, his administration, or policies enacted during his tenure.
• It is typically used in formal, historical, or academic contexts.

Examples

• President McKinley led the nation during the Spanish-American War.
• The assassination of President McKinley shocked the country.
• Historians often study the economic policies of President McKinley's administration.

Advanced Usage

• "The McKinley Administration": Refers to the collective executive leadership and policies during his presidency.
  • Tariff rates were a major focus of the McKinley Administration.
• "The Age of McKinley": A historical periodization referring to the era of his political influence.
  • The transition to a global power is sometimes called the Age of McKinley.

Variants and Related Words

• McKinley (noun): A common shortened reference to the president.
  • Mount McKinley, now Denali, was named after him.
• McKinleyite (noun, historical): A supporter of President McKinley or his policies.

Synonyms

• William McKinley
• The 25th President

Related Phrases

• "McKinley Tariff": Refers to the Tariff Act of 1890, which he sponsored as a Congressman.
  • The McKinley Tariff significantly raised import duties.
• "Assassination of McKinley": The specific historical event on September 6, 1901.
  • The assassination of McKinley brought Theodore Roosevelt to the presidency.

Noun

1. 25th President of the United States; was assassinated by an anarchist (1843-1901)