You’re exploring historyMarch 2, 1825 Overview People & offices Compare years PEOPLE. POWERS. PUBLIC RECORDS.
Your government in 1825. Three branches. Different responsibilities. Meet the people who hold office, understand their roles, and follow their public records.
01 / EXECUTIVE
Carries out the laws. Explore the executive branch 02 / LEGISLATIVE
Makes the laws.
House of Representatives 224 voting members
128 Unspecified35 Republican22 Jacksonian9 Whig6 Federalist5 Jackson Republican4 Democratic4 Crawford Republican3 Democratic Republican3 Anti Mason2 Adams1 Jacksonian Republican1 Anti-Jacksonian1 Anti Jacksonian
Senate 50 senators
16 Republican14 Jackson13 Adams3 Unspecified2 Democratic Republican1 Federalist1 Crawford Republican
Meet Congress 03 / JUDICIAL
Interprets the laws. The Supreme Court7 justices in service
Chief Justice John Marshall
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Who represents your state? Find the senators and House delegation serving on your selected date.
A GOVERNMENT THAT CHANGES WITH TIME
Move through the years. Change the date to see who held office, how Congress was composed, and who sat on the Court. A new year doesn’t always mean a new government.
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A note about the Cabinet. Presidents, vice presidents, Congress, and Supreme Court service are available for historical dates. Past Cabinet rosters have not yet been indexed. Choose the latest snapshot to explore the current Cabinet.
Service history is indexed from 1789. Current Congress is checked against both official rosters. Cabinet coverage is a dated current snapshot. See coverage and methodology
Checked Sep 7, 2026