Presidents 1-12 Flashcards

1
Q

Rumor First Lady smoked pipe

A

Taylor

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2
Q

Defeated Henry Clay for party nomination, his fifth defeat

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Taylor

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3
Q

Home Department created, later became Department of Interior

A

Taylor

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4
Q

Never lost a battle

A

Taylor

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5
Q

First of 9 children

A

Madison

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6
Q

First President to never make change in cabinet

A

William Henry Harrison

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7
Q

54 40 or Fight

A

Polk

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8
Q

Slaveholder and opposed policies of John Quincy Adams

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Polk

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9
Q

Joined military at age 13 and captured by British

A

Jackson

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10
Q

Received 84 of 261 electoral votes but elected by House of Representatives

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John Quincy Adams

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11
Q

First governor of Florida territory

A

Jackson

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12
Q

Last words were Independence Forever

A

Adams

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13
Q

My wife’s granddaughter married Robert E. Lee

A

Washington

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14
Q

Erie canal opened

A

John Quincy Adams

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15
Q

Called election as president, an event he long dreaded

A

Washington

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16
Q

I called freedom of the press the most important of all freedoms

A

Jefferson

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17
Q

Vice president, John C Calhoun resigned

A

Jackson

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18
Q

Benjamin Bache of a Philadelphia Newspaper called me old, crippled and toothless

A

Adams

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19
Q

My son John became an anti-slavery democrat who denounced the annexation of Texas

A

Van Buren

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20
Q

US Naval Academy established

A

Tyler

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21
Q

Invented the “Wheel Cipher” method of coding and decoding

A

Jefferson

22
Q

Father of American Cryptography

A

Jefferson

23
Q

Yale Harvard, and Princeton bestowed honorary degrees on me

A

Jefferson

24
Q

I liked to be called colonel

A

Polk

25
Q

Second Seminole War Began

A

Jackson

26
Q

Graduated college at 17 and began studying law

A

Tyler

27
Q

Rhode Island and Vermont joined the Union

A

Washington

28
Q

Benjamin Franklin Died

A

Washington

29
Q

West Point was established

A

Jefferson

30
Q

Known as a Renaissance Man

A

Jefferson

31
Q

First candidate to campaign on a train

A

William Henry Harrison

32
Q

Keep the ball rolling”

A

William Henry Harrison

33
Q

I was sometimes referred to as “The First People’s President”

A

Jackson

34
Q

Kentucky entered the Union

A

Washington

35
Q

Whiskey Rebellion

A

Washington

36
Q

Congress voted to construct first U.S. mint

A

Washington

37
Q

Went with brother Laurence to Barbados as he sought relief from Tuberculosis

A

Washington

38
Q

Some Whigs called me “Sweet Sandy Whiskers”

A

Van Buren

39
Q

Negotiated Treaty with Columbia guaranteeing Americas Right of transit

A

Polk

40
Q

Called my wife Patty

A

Jefferson

41
Q

American Republican party formed

A

Tyler

42
Q

Signed the first U.S. copyright act

A

Washington

43
Q

James Madison wrote my first inaugural address

A

Washington

44
Q

The nations of Chile, Peru, Mexico, and Guatemala were formed

A

Monroe

45
Q

First 5 Phi Beta Kappa President

A

John Quincy Adams

46
Q

Only Published poet president

A

John Quincy Adams

47
Q

Kept the 110 “Rules of Civility” with me until my death

A

Washington

48
Q

My wife’s popularity helped me get reelected

A

Madison

49
Q

Founder of Mormon Religion, John Smith, murdered by mob

A

Tyler

50
Q

Entire cabinet resigned except for secretary of state, Daniel Webster

A

Tyler

51
Q

Congress repealed excise tax which caused the Whiskey Rebellion

A

Jefferson