George H. W. Bush

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President of the United States Republican Party politician Vice President of the United States World War II veteran director of intelligence agency head of government head of state human naval aviator

George H. W. Bush was the 41st president of the United States, a former vice president, CIA director, and World War II Navy pilot known for his leadership during the end of the Cold War and the Gulf War.

Aliases (4)

Statements (57)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	President of the United States → Republican Party politician → Vice President of the United States → World War II veteran → director of intelligence agency → head of government → head of state → human → naval aviator →
awardReceived	Distinguished Flying Cross → Presidential Medal of Freedom →
birthDate	1924-06-12 →
birthPlace	Milton, Massachusetts, United States →
causeOfDeath	vascular Parkinsonism →
child	Dorothy Bush Koch → George W. Bush → Jeb Bush → Marvin Bush → Neil Bush →
conflict	World War II →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
deathDate	2018-11-30 →
deathPlace	Houston, Texas, United States →
defeatedInElection	1992 United States presidential election →
education	Yale University →
election	1988 United States presidential election →
familyName	Bush →
father	Prescott Bush →
fullName	George Herbert Walker Bush →
givenName	George →
memberOf	Skull and Bones →
militaryBranch	United States Navy →
militaryRank	Lieutenant (junior grade) →
mother	Dorothy Walker Bush →
notableFor	leadership during the Gulf War → leadership during the end of the Cold War →
occupation	businessman → politician →
politicalParty	Republican Party →
positionHeld	41st President of the United States → 43rd Vice President of the United States → Chief of the U.S. Liaison Office in China → Director of Central Intelligence → U.S. Representative from Texas → United States Ambassador to the United Nations →
presidentDuringVicePresidency	Ronald Reagan →
religion	Episcopalian →
residence	Houston, Texas, United States → Kennebunkport, Maine, United States →
spouse	Barbara Bush →
termEndAsDirectorOfCentralIntelligence	1977-01-20 →
termEndAsPresident	1993-01-20 →
termEndAsVicePresident	1989-01-20 →
termStartAsDirectorOfCentralIntelligence	1976-01-30 →
termStartAsPresident	1989-01-20 →
termStartAsVicePresident	1981-01-20 →
vicePresident	Dan Quayle →

Referenced by (131)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Americans with Disabilities Act → Civil Rights Act of 1991 → Cranston-Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act → Cuban Democracy Act → Department of Veterans Affairs Act → Ethics Reform Act of 1989 → Executive Order 12829 → Federal Housing Enterprises Financial Safety and Soundness Act of 1992 → Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989 → Gun-Free School Zones Act of 1990 → Immigration Act of 1990 → NAFTA → Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act → Oil Pollution Act of 1990 → Public Law 101-380 →	signedBy
Brent Scowcroft → Clarence Thomas → David H. Souter → J. Michael Luttig → John H. Sununu → Lamar Alexander → Lynne Cheney → Nancy Goodman Brinker → Robert M. Gates → Samuel A. Alito Jr. → William K. Reilly →	appointedBy
George W. Bush → Jeb Bush → Marvin Bush → Neil Bush →	father
CIA Headquarters → George Bush Intercontinental Airport → George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum → President George Bush Turnpike →	namedAfter
Department of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public Service → Foreign Policy Association Medal → James A. Van Fleet Award → Ronald Reagan Freedom Award →	notableRecipient
Billy Graham → Brent Scowcroft → Roger Ailes →	advisorTo
Bill Clinton → Dan Quayle ("George H. W. Bush (as Vice President)") → William Jefferson Clinton →	precededBy
Dan Quayle → John H. Sununu → John H. Sununu →	servedUnder
Dorothy Walker Bush → Prescott Bush →	child
Andrew Card ("George H. W. Bush administration") → John Negroponte ("George H. W. Bush administration") →	employer
John Howland → Richard Warren ("U.S. President George H. W. Bush") →	hasDescendant
Skull and Bones → Trilateral Commission →	hasNotableMember
David H. Souter → J. Michael Luttig →	nominatedBy
Dorothy Walker Bush → Prescott Bush →	notableRelative
101st United States Congress → 98th United States Congress →	senatePresident
Department of Veterans Affairs Act → National Industrial Security Program →	signingPresident
Reagan administration → Ronald Reagan →	vicePresident
Air Force One Pavilion →	aircraftUsedBy
John G. Roberts Jr. →	appointedToCourtOfAppealsBy
Clarence Thomas →	appointedToDCCircuitBy
War on Drugs →	associatedWithPresident
Bush →	associatedWithWarTimePresidency
National Security Medal →	awardedTo
Gulf War →	coalitionLeader
Brent Scowcroft →	coAuthorWith
Super Bowl LI →	coinTossParticipant
Operation Just Cause →	commander
Madrid Conference of 1991 ("George H. W. Bush administration") →	coSponsoredBy
George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum →	dedicatedTo
1992 United States presidential election →	defeatedCandidate
100th United States Congress →	duringPresidencyOf
1992 United States presidential election →	electoralVoteCandidate
1988 United States presidential election →	electoralVoteWinner
Veil: The Secret Wars of the CIA 1981–1987 →	featuresPerson
International Democrat Union →	foundedBy
George H. W. Bush ("George Herbert Walker Bush") →	fullName
Jenna Bush Hager →	grandparent
Phillips Academy Andover →	hasNotableAlumni
Kennebunkport, Maine, United States →	hasNotableResident
Number One Observatory Circle →	hasOccupant
George H. W. Bush–Gorbachev summits →	hasParticipant
Bush →	hasPresidentialMember
Operation Desert Storm →	hasPrimaryLeader
Episcopal Church →	historicallyInfluentialMembers
1992 United States presidential election →	incumbentBeforeElection
Operation Desert Shield →	leader
1992 United States presidential election →	majorCandidate
101st United States Congress →	metDuringPresidencyOf
NAFTA ("George H. W. Bush administration") →	negotiatedUnder
Sonia Sotomayor →	nominatedBy (District Court)
The Carlyle Group →	notableEmployee
Marvin Bush →	notableFamilyMember
Bush →	notableMember
Bethesda Naval Hospital →	notablePatient
Republican Party →	notablePresidentFromParty
United States Ambassador to the United Nations (Cabinet-level) →	officeHeldBy
Chief of the U.S. Liaison Office in China →	officeHolder
Madrid Conference of 1991 →	openedBy
Dorothy Bush Koch →	parent
1992 United States presidential election →	popularVoteCandidate
1988 United States presidential election →	popularVoteWinner
Director of Central Intelligence →	positionHeldBy
Executive Order 12829 →	president
1988 United States presidential election →	presidentAfterElection
Civil Rights Act of 1991 →	presidentAtEnactment
Dick Cheney →	presidentDuringDefenseSecretaryTenure
Barbara Bush →	presidentialSpouseOf
Colin Powell →	presidentServedUnder
Texas's 7th congressional district →	previousNotableRepresentative
SAM 27000 →	primaryPresidentialAircraftFor
Dorothy Bush Koch →	relative
William Colby →	replacedBy
Dan Quayle →	runningMateOf
Andrew Card ("George H. W. Bush administration") →	servedIn
James Baker →	servedInAdministrationOf
SAM 27000 →	servedPresident
John H. Sununu →	sharesProfessionWith
Barbara Bush →	spouse
Walter Mondale →	succeededBy
Ronald Reagan →	successor
Don King →	supported
98th United States Congress →	vicePresidentDuringTerm
1988 United States presidential election →	winner