First Country Visited by a Sitting US President.

The first international trip made by a sitting American president was made by Theodore Roosevelt in 1906. Since then, only Herbert Hoover didn't make an international visit while in office. He did however undertake a ten-week tour of Latin America as president-elect.

Name the first country the US president visited while they were a serving head of state.

Visits made to a dependency do not count as a visit to its sovereign state.

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President	Country Visited
Lyndon B. Johnson	Canada
Barack Obama	Canada
Dwight D. Eisenhower	Mexico
Joseph R. Biden	United Kingdom
George W. Bush	Mexico
Ronald Reagan	Mexico
Woodrow Wilson	France

President	Country Visited
Gerald R. Ford	Mexico
Harry S. Truman	Belgium
William Howard Taft	Mexico
Richard M. Nixon	Belgium
Theodore Roosevelt	Panama
Warren G. Harding	Canada
Franklin D. Roosevelt	Canada

President	Country Visited
Jimmy Carter	United Kingdom
George H. W. Bush	Canada
Bill Clinton	Canada
John F. Kennedy	Canada
Calvin Coolidge	Cuba
Donald J. Trump	Saudi Arabia