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Presidents Flashcards

1
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Presidents: 12th President

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Zachary Taylor

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Presidents: 25th President

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William McKinkley

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Presidents: who was president 1989-1993?

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George H.W. Bush

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Presidents: what state was Abraham Lincoln born in?

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Kentucky

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5
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Presidents: John Adams’ nickname

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The Duke of Braintree

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Presidents: Carter’s prior political experience

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Governor of Georgia

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7
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Presidents: George Washington’s children

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had no natural children

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Presidents: what was the “kitchen debate”?

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Nixon’s debate with Kruschev

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9
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Presidents: William H. Taft’s dates as president

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1909-1913

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10
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Presidents: 3rd President

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Thomas Jefferson

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11
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Presidents: who is on the 500 dollar bill?

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William McKinkley

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12
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Presidents: Andrew Johnson’s number

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17th

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13
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Presidents: Ford’s would be assassins

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Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme and Sara Jane Moore

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14
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Presidents: Benjamin Harrison’s VP

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Levi P. Morton

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15
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Presidents: 15th President

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James Buchanan

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16
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Presidents: Grover Cleveland’s VP (first term)

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Thomas Hendricks

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17
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Presidents: who was president 1885-1889

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Grover Cleveland

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18
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Presidents: Dwight D. Eisenhower’s VP

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Richard M. Nixon

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19
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Presidents: Martin Van Buren’s dates as President

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1837-1841

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20
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First President born in a hospital

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Jimmy Carter

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21
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Presidents: Who was president 1837-1841?

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Martin Van Buren

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22
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Presidents: 7th President

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Andrew Jackson

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23
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Presidents: Carter’s party

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Democrat

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24
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Presidents: Grover Cleveland’s first lady

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Francis Folsom Cleveland

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25
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Presidents: Martin Van Buren’s nickname

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The Sage of Kinderhook; The Little Magician

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26
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Presidents: Woodrow Wilson’s number

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28th

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27
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Presidents: Calvin Coolidge’s dates as president

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1923-1929

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28
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Presidents: John Quincy Adams’ political party

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national-republican

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29
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First VP to serve under two presidents

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George Clinton

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30
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Presidents: Andrew Johnson’s state

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Tennessee

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31
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Presidents: James Buchanan’s VP

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John C. Breckinridge

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32
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First President born in the 20th century

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JFK

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33
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Presidents: Abraham Lincoln’s nickname

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Honest Abe

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34
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Presidents: Warren G. Harding’s dates as president

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1921-1923

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35
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Presidents: George Washington’s state

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Virginia

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36
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Presidents: Who was Dwight D. Eisenhower’s Secretary of State

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John Foster Dulles

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37
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Presidents: Where did JFK graduate?

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Harvard

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38
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Presidents: Heaviest President

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William H. Taft

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39
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Presidents: What were Gerald R. Ford’s dates as president

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1974-1977

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40
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Presidents: Reagan’s number

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40th

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41
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Presidents: who was president 1993-2001

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William Jefferson Clinton

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42
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Presidents: John Adams’ first lady

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Abigail Adams

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43
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Presidents: who was president 1969-1974

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Richard M. Nixon

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44
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Two presidents to sign the Constitution

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Washington; Madison

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45
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Presidents: who was president 1861-1865?

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Abraham Lincoln

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46
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Presidents: Woodrow Wilson’s first lady

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Edith (Galt) Wilson

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47
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Presidents: JFK’s number

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35th

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48
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Presidents: George H.W. Bush’s number

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41st

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49
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Presidents: who was president 1909-1913

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William H. Taft

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50
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Presidents: 8th President

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Martin Van Buren

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51
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Presidents: Clinton’s party

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Democrat

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52
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Presidents: 36th President

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Lyndon Baines Johnson

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53
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Presidents: who led the American troops at the Battle of New Orleans?

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Andrew Jackson

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54
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Presidents: Ulysses S. Grant’s VP

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Schulyer Colfax then Henry Wilson

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55
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Presidents: Zachary Taylor’s nickname

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Old Rough and Ready

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56
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Presidents: only divorced president

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Ronald Wilson Reagan

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57
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Presidents: Benjamin Harrison’s number

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23rd

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58
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President’s who lost popular; won electoral

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Adams v. Jackson - 1824; Hayes v. Tilden - 1876; Cleveland v. Harrison 1888; and Bush v Gore 2000.

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59
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Presidents: who was president 1933-1945

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Franklin D. Roosevelt

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60
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Presidents: who was president 1901-1909

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Theodore Roosevelt

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61
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Presidents: John Quincy Adams’ VP

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John C. Calhoun

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62
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Presidents: Ulysses S. Grant’s nickname

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The Galena Tanner

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63
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Presidents: 23rd President

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Benjamin Harrison

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64
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Presidents: LBJ’s first lady

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Lady Bird (Claudia Taylor) Johnson

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65
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Presidents: John Adams’ dates as President

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1797-1801

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66
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Youngest VP

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John C. Breckinridge

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67
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First 3-star general of the army

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U.S. Grant

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68
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Presidents: who was president 1849-1850?

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Zachary Taylor

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69
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Only adopted President

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Gerald Ford

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70
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Presidents: Clinton’s VP

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Al Gore

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71
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Presidents: Nixon’s WWII job

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Supply Officer

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72
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Presidents: John Tyler’s secretary of state

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Daniel Webster

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73
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Presidents: William McKinley’s first lady

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Ida (Saxton) McKinley

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74
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Presidents: what war did Abraham Lincoln fight in?

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The Blackhawk war

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75
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Presidents: Theodore Roosevelt’s nickname

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The Squire of Sagamore Hill

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76
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Presidents: who was president 1923-1929

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Calvin Coolidge

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77
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Presidents: James K. Polk’s nickname

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First Dark Horse; Young Hickory

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78
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Presidents: 9th President

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William Henry Harrison

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79
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Presidents: who was president 1929-1933

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Herbert Hoover

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80
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Presidents: Rutherford B. Hayes’ dates as president

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1877-1881

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81
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Presidents: Only president born in Washington D.C.

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Woodrow Wilson

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82
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Presidents: first president from a state west of the appalachians

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Andrew Jackson

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83
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Presidents: George H.W. Bush’s state

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Texas

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84
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Presidents: Andrew Jackson’s state

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Tennessee (The Hermitage)

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85
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Presidents: John Quincy Adams’ number

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6th

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86
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Presidents: how many days after his inauguration before W.H. Harrison died?

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32

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87
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Presidents: Mexican war fought and won under which president?

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James K. Polk

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88
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Presidents: Reagan’s dates as president

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1981-1989

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89
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Presidents: William Henry Harrison’s nickname

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Old Tippecanoe

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90
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Presidents: Woodrow Wilson’s state

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New Jersey

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91
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Presidents: 19th President

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Rutherford B. Hayes

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92
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Presidents: Millard Fillmore’s first lady

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Abigail Fillmore

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93
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19th century first lady that spoke french fluently

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Mary Todd Lincoln

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94
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Two presidents not married when elected

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Buchanan; Cleveland

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95
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Presidents: Grover Cleveland’s dates as president (2nd term)

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1893-1897

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96
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Presidents: LBJ’s party

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Democrat

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97
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Presidents: Dwight D. Eisenhower’s dates as president

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1953-1961

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98
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Presidents: Andrew Johnson’s VP

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none

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99
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Presidents: Andrew Jackson’s dates as President

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1829-1837

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100
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Presidents: George Washington’s number

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1st

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101
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Presidents: 2nd President

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John Adams

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102
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Presidents: William H. Taft’s party

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Republican

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103
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Presidents: Martin Van Buren’s political party

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Democrat

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104
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Presidents: 16th President

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Abraham Lincoln

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105
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First VP not to be President

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Aaron Burr

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106
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Presidents: John Tyler’s previous experience

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Governor of Virginia

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107
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Presidents: James A. Garfield’s dates as president

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1881

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108
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Presidents: with whom did Dwight D. Eisenhower have an affair?

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His WWII chauffeur Kay Somersby

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109
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Presidents: William H. Taft’s first lady

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Helen (Herron) Taft

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110
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Presidents: 20th President

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James Abram Garfield

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111
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Presidents: who was president 1869-1877

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Ulysses S. Grant

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112
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Presidents: Reagan’s party

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Republican

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113
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Presidents: 17th President

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Andrew Johnson

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114
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First Lady that graduated from the Univ. of TX

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Lady Bird Johnson

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115
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Presidents: John Adams’ VP

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Thomas Jefferson

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116
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Presidents: James Monroe’s number

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5th

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117
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Presidents: James Madison’s first lady

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Dolly Madison

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118
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Presidents: 26th President

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Theodore Roosevelt

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119
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Presidents: Wiliam Henry Harrison’s grandson

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Benjamin Harrison

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120
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Presidents: Theodore Roosevelt’s party

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Republican

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121
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Presidents: George H.W. Bush’s party

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Republican

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122
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Presidents: Thomas Jefferson’s nickname

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The sage of monticello

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123
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Presidents: Carter’s state

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Georgia (Plains)

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124
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Presidents: who dedicated the Statue of Liberty?

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Grover Cleveland on October 28th - 1886

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125
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Presidents: Woodrow Wilson’s party

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Democrat

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126
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Presidents: who was president 1801-1809

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Thomas Jefferson

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127
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Presidents: how did McKinley die?

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Assassinated in Buffalo by Leon Czolgosz on Sept 6 1901

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128
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Presidents: who was president 1981-1989

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Ronald Wilson Reagan

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129
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Presidents: first president involved in an assassination attempt

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Andrew Jackson

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130
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Presidents: formerly directed the CIA

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George H.W. Bush

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131
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Presidents: James Madison’s political party

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Democratic-Republican

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132
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Presidents: 34th President

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Dwight David Eisenhower

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133
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Presidents: Chester A. Arthur’s state

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New York

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134
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Presidents: JFK’s party

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Democrat

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135
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Presidents: Franklin D. Roosevelt’s party

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Democrat

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136
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Presidents: who was president 1974-1977

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Gerald R. Ford

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137
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Presidents: who was Lincoln’s son?

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Robert Lincoln - Secretary of War under Chester Arthur

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138
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Presidents: Martin Van Buren’s number

A

8th

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139
Q

Presidents: Benjamin Harrison’s number

A

23rd

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140
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Presidents: Thomas Jefferson’s dates as President

A

1801-1809

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141
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Presidents: LBJ’s dates as president

A

1963-1969

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142
Q

Presidents: Zachary Taylor’s state

A

Virginia

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143
Q

Presidents: youngest president elected

A

JFK

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144
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Last president born a British subject

A

William H. Harrison

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145
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Presidents: Woodrow Wilson’s VP

A

Thomas R. Marshall

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146
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Presidents: Zachary Taylor’s dates as president

A

1849-1850

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147
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Presidents: oldest president elected and to serve

A

Ronald Wilson Reagan

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148
Q

First Lady with degree in geology

A

Lou Hoover

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149
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Presidents: Nixon’s VP

A

Spiro Agnew (resigned) then Gerald R. Ford

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150
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Presidents: where did Nixon have a home

A

Casa Pacifia CA

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151
Q

Presidents: who was president 1825-1829

A

John Quincy Adams

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152
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Presidents: Reagan’s first lady

A

Nancy (Davis) Reagan

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153
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Presidents: Franklin D. Roosevelt’s number

A

32nd

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154
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Presidents: JFK’s first lady

A

Jacqueline (Bouvier) Kennedy

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155
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Presidents: where did Eisenhower have a home?

A

Gettysburg PA

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156
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Presidents: where did Carter Graduate?

A

U.S. Naval Academy

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157
Q

Two presidents to serve less than one year

A

W.H. Harrison; Garfield

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158
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Presidents: Zachary Taylor’s number

A

12th

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159
Q

First president born in a log cabin

A

Andrew Jackson

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160
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Presidents: 38th President

A

Gerald R. Ford

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161
Q

Presidents: John Adams’ state

A

Massachusetts (Braintree)

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162
Q

Presidents: 18th President

A

Ulysses Simpson Grant

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163
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Presidents: Who is the first president alphabetically?

A

John Adams

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164
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Presidents: James K. Polk’s first lady

A

Sarah (Childress) Polk

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165
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Presidents: first to adopt the “spoils system”

A

Andrew Jackson

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166
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Presidents: Zachary Taylor’s first lady

A

Margaret (Smith) Taylor

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167
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Presidents: Grover Cleveland’s prior experience

A

Governor of New York

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168
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Presidents: first left handed president

A

James A. Garfield

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169
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Presidents: where did Woodrow Wilson graduate?

A

Princeton NJ

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170
Q

Iowa President

A

Herbert Hoover

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171
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Presidents: who was president 1921-1923

A

Warren G. Harding

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172
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Presidents: Richard M. Nixon’s number

A

37th

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173
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Presidents: which president warned against a “military industrial complex”?

A

Dwight D. Eisenhower

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174
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Presidents: first President with a full time body guard

A

Franklin Pierce

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175
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Presidents: who was president 1953-1961

A

Dwight D. Eisenhower

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176
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Presidents: first president born in the U.S.A.

A

Martin Van Buren

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177
Q

Last Whig President

A

Millard Fillmore

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178
Q

Presidents: James Madison’s number

A

4th

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179
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Presidents: Dwight D. Eisenhower’s first lady

A

Mamie (Doud) Eisenhower

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180
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Presidents: Millard Fillmore’s VP

A

none

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181
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Presidents: James K. Polk’s previous experience

A

Governor of Tennessee and Speaker of the House

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182
Q

He promised “a chicken in every pot”

A

Herbert hoover

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183
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Presidents: JFK’s VP

A

Lyndon Johnson

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184
Q

Presidents: Franklin Pierce’s state

A

New Hampshire

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185
Q

Presidents: LBJ’s number

A

36th

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186
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Presidents: James Madison’s dates as President

A

1809-1817

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187
Q

Two presidents to sign the Declaration of Independence

A

John Adams; Thomas Jefferson

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188
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Presidents: who was president 1809-1817

A

James Madison

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189
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Presidents: Franklin Pierce’s number

A

14th

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190
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Presidents: Franklin D. Roosevelt’s dates as president

A

1933-1945

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191
Q

Harriet Lane was this president’s niece and hostess

A

James Buchanan

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192
Q

Oldest VP

A

Alben Barkley

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193
Q

Presidents: Abraham Lincoln’s number

A

16th

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194
Q

The centennial president

A

Ulysses S. Grant

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195
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Presidents: 32nd President

A

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

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196
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Presidents: who was president in 1841?

A

William Henry Harrison

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197
Q

Two presidents who were in service during WWI

A

Truman; Eisenhower

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198
Q

Presidents: Thomas Jefferson’s VP

A

Aaron Burr then George Clinton

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199
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Presidents: Abraham Lincoln’s dates as President

A

1861-1865

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200
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Presidents: which president fought as major in the revolution and was wounded at trenton?

A

James Monroe

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201
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Presidents: Franklin Pierce’s nickname

A

Handsome Frank

202
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Presidents: Andrew Jackson’s political party

A

Democrat

203
Q

Presidents: 41st President

A

George H.W. Bush

204
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Presidents: James Madison’s VP

A

George Clinton then Elbridge Gerry

205
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Presidents: Ulysses S. Grant’s dates as president

A

1869-1877

206
Q

Presidents: John Tyler’s first lady

A

Julia Tyler (married while president)

207
Q

Presidents: who was attorny fo the slaves of the mutiny ship Amistad?

A

John Quincy Adams

208
Q

Presidents: James Buchanan’s political party

A

Democrat

209
Q

First President married in the White House

A

Grover Cleveland

210
Q

Presidents: John Tyler’s number

A

10th

211
Q

Presidents: James Buchanan’s number

A

15th

212
Q

Presidents: George H.W. Bush’s VP

A

Dan Quayle

213
Q

Presidents: Nixon’s first lady

A

Pat Nixon

214
Q

Presidents: James K. Polk’s political party

A

Democrat

215
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Presidents: Gerald R. Ford’s party

A

Republican

216
Q

Presidents: 1st President

A

George Washington

217
Q

Presidents: Martin Van Buren’s previous experience

A

Secretary of State; VP; Governor of New York

218
Q

Presidents: William McKinley’s prior experience

A

Governor of Ohio

219
Q

Presidents: who was president 1897-1901

A

William McKinkley

220
Q

First lady other than Lucy Hayes who banned alcohol in White House

A

Sara Polk

221
Q

Event that preciptated the “hot line” to Moscow installation

A

Cuban Missile Crisis

222
Q

Presidents: Thomas Jefferson’s state

A

Virginia

223
Q

Presidents: 39th President

A

Jimmy Carter

224
Q

Presidents: Franklin Pierce’s dates as President

A

1853-1857

225
Q

The bicentennial president

A

Gerald Ford

226
Q

Presidents: 31st President

A

Herbert Hoover

227
Q

Presidents: only President from New Hampshire

A

Franklin Pierce

228
Q

Presidents: Herbert Hoover’s party

A

Republican

229
Q

Presidents: Chester A. Arthur’s number

A

21st

230
Q

Presidents: William McKinley’s state

A

Ohio

231
Q

Presidents: when did Teddy Roosevelt experience an assassination attempt?

A

1912 while running on the Bull Moose ticket

232
Q

Presidents: JFK’s state

A

Massachusetts

233
Q

Presidents: Gerald Ford’s birth name

A

Leslie Lynch King Jr.

234
Q

Presidents: George Washington’s first lady

A

Martha (Custis nee Dandridge) Washington

235
Q

Presidents: Reagan’s state

A

California

236
Q

Presidents: Reagan’s nickname

A

The Great Communicator; Dutch

237
Q

Presidents: 40th President

A

Ronald Wilson Reagan

238
Q

First lady with nickname “The Steel Magnolia”

A

Rosalyn Carter

239
Q

Presidents: first president inaugurated in Washington D.C.

A

Thomas Jefferson

240
Q

Presidents: who’s picture is on the 1 Thousand dollar bill?

A

Grover Cleveland

241
Q

VP’s home

A

Blair House

242
Q

Presidents: James Buchanan’s state

A

Pennsylvania (Wheatland)

243
Q

Presidents: Andrew Jackson’s first lady

A

none (Rachel had died before he took office)

244
Q

Presidents: Carter’s dates as president

A

1977-1981

245
Q

Presidents: who said “The business of America is business”?

A

Calvin Coolidge

246
Q

Presidents: who was president 1853-1857?

A

Franklin Pierce

247
Q

Presidents: Warren G. Harding’s sec of commerce

A

Herbert Hoover

248
Q

Presidents: 22nd President

A

Grover Cleveland

249
Q

VPs from Minnesota

A

H. Humphrey; Walter Mondale

250
Q

Presidents: Abraham Lincoln’s party

A

Republican

251
Q

Presidents: who was president 1829-1837

A

Andrew Jackson

252
Q

Presidents: Millard Fillmore’s dates as President

A

1850-1853

253
Q

Presidents: George Washington’s nickname

A

The Father of his Country

254
Q

Presidents: Clinton’s dates as president

A

1993-2001

255
Q

Presidents: played football at UNM

A

Gerald R. Ford

256
Q

Presidents: John Adams’ political party

A

Federalist

257
Q

Presidents: Ulysses S. Grant’s state

A

Ohio

258
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Presidents: What was Gerald R. Ford’s number?

A

38th

259
Q

Presidents: who was president 1797-1801

A

John Adams

260
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Presidents: Andrew Jackson’s nickname

A

Old Hickory

261
Q

First Lady who danced for Martha Graham

A

Betty Ford

262
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Presidents: what instrument did Thomas Jefferson play?

A

Violin

263
Q

Presidents: James K. Polk’s dates as president

A

1845-1849

264
Q

Presidents: 29th President

A

Warren Gamaliel Harding

265
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Presidents: Warren G. Harding’s party

A

Republican

266
Q

Val-Kill was this first lady’s retreat

A

Eleanor Roosevelt

267
Q

Presidents: who was the youngest person to be VP?

A

John C. Breckinridge

268
Q

Presidents: credited with writing the bill of rights

A

James Madison

269
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Presidents: Clinton’s first lady

A

Hillary Rodham Clinton

270
Q

Presidents: First to win Nobel Peace Price

A

Theodore Roosevelt

271
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Presidents: James Monroe’s political party

A

Democratic-Republican

272
Q

Presidents: James Monroe’s VP

A

Daniel Tompkins

273
Q

Presidents: Abraham Lincoln’s VP

A

Hannibal Hamlin then Andrew Johnson

274
Q

Presidents: James A. Garfield’s party

A

Republican

275
Q

Presidents: Calvin Coolidge’s first lady

A

Grace (Goodhue) Coolidge

276
Q

Presidents: John Tyler’s VP

A

none

277
Q

Only president to be secretary of commerce

A

Herbert Hoover

278
Q

Presidents: Millard Fillmore’s state

A

New York

279
Q

Alaska city named for VP

A

Fairbanks

280
Q

Presidents: Andrew Jackson’s number

A

7th

281
Q

Presidents: Franklin Pierce graduated from this college.

A

Bowdoin

282
Q

Presidents: George H.W. Bush’s dates as president

A

1989-1993

283
Q

Presidents: who defeated the Creek indians in Alabama?

A

Andrew Jackson

284
Q

Presidents: who was president 1845-1849?

A

James K. Polk

285
Q

Presidents: who was president 1893-1897

A

Grover Cleveland

286
Q

Missouri President

A

Harry S. Truman

287
Q

Presidents: Herbert Hoover’s VP

A

Charles Curtis

288
Q

Presidents: George H.W. Bush’s first laday

A

Barbara Bush (The Silver Fox)

289
Q

Texas city named for a VP

A

Dallas

290
Q

Presidents: president that established the first trade talks with Japan

A

Millard Fillmore

291
Q

Presidents: George Washington’s VP

A

John Adams

292
Q

Presidents: where did JFK have a home?

A

Hyannisport MA

293
Q

Presidents: James K. Polk’s state

A

Tennessee

294
Q

Presidents: George Washington’s dates as President

A

1789-1797

295
Q

Presidents: Benjamin Harrison’s first lady

A

Caroline (Scott) Harrison

296
Q

Presidents: Benjamin Harrison’s dates as president

A

1889-1893

297
Q

Presidents: John Adams’ number

A

2nd

298
Q

Presidents: Rutherford B. Hayes’ prior experience

A

Governor of Ohio

299
Q

Presidents: Richard M. Nixon’s dates as President

A

1969-1974

300
Q

Presidents: Herbert Hoover’s number

A

31st

301
Q

Presidents: William Henry Harrison’s VP

A

John Tyler

302
Q

Presidents: John Quincy Adams’ nickname

A

Old Man Eloquent

303
Q

Presidents: Theodore Roosevelt’s number

A

26th

304
Q

Presidents: Thomas Jefferson’s first lady

A

none (Martha died before he took office)

305
Q

Presidents: George Washington’s political party

A

Federalist

306
Q

Presidents: who was president 1881-1885

A

Chester A. Arthur

307
Q

Presidents: 28th President

A

Woodrow Wilson

308
Q

Presidents: LBJ’s VP

A

none then Hubert Humphrey

309
Q

Presidents: Martin Van Buren’s state

A

New York

310
Q

First Lady with law degree from Yale

A

Hillary Rodham Clinton

311
Q

Presidents: where did Reagan graduate

A

Eureka College in Illinois

312
Q

Presidents: Herbert Hoover’s state

A

Iowa

313
Q

Presidents: 24th President

A

Grover Cleveland

314
Q

Presidents: Ford’s first lady

A

Betty Ford

315
Q

Presidents: where did Ulysses S. Grant graduate?

A

U.S. Military Academy

316
Q

“Baby Ruth” was this president’s daughter

A

Grover Cleveland

317
Q

Presidents: Zachary Taylor’s political party

A

Whig

318
Q

Presidents: Thomas Jefferson’s number

A

3rd

319
Q

Presidents: Thomas Jefferson’s political party

A

Democratic-Republican

320
Q

Presidents: James Monroe’s dates as President

A

1817-1825

321
Q

Presidents: last president without a college degree

A

Harry S. Truman

322
Q

Presidents: first VP under the 25th amendment

A

Gerald R. Ford

323
Q

Presidents: who was president 1841-1845?

A

John Tyler

324
Q

Presidents: Ulysses S. Grant’s number

A

18th

325
Q

Presidents: youngest president to assume office

A

Theodore Roosevelt

326
Q

Noted hostess first lady of 19th century

A

Dolley Madison

327
Q

Presidents: James A. Garfield’s number

A

20th

328
Q

Presidents: Carter’s first lady

A

Rosalyn (Smith) Carter

329
Q

Presidents: Warren G. Harding’s number

A

29th

330
Q

Presidents: Nixon’s state

A

California

331
Q

Presidents: who was the first VP to resign?

A

John C. Calhoun

332
Q

Presidents: who promised a full dinner pail?

A

William McKinkley

333
Q

Presidents: 4th president

A

James Madison

334
Q

Presidents: Warren G. Harding’s sec of interiror

A

Albert Fall sent to Jail for part on Teapot Dome Scandal.

335
Q

Presidents: who was president in 1881

A

James A. Garfield

336
Q

Presidents: where did Dwight D. Eisenhower graduate?

A

West Point Military Academy

337
Q

Presidents: John Tyler’s dates as President

A

1841-1845

338
Q

Presidents: who is on the 100 Thousand dollar bill?

A

Woodrow Wilson

339
Q

Presidents: Dwight D. Eisenhower’s number

A

34th

340
Q

Illinois President

A

Abraham Lincoln

341
Q

Presidents: Calvin Coolidge’s number

A

30th

342
Q

Presidents: Wiliam Henry Harrison’s dates as President

A

1841

343
Q

Presidents: shortest president

A

James Madison (5’4”)

344
Q

Presidents: 14th President

A

Franklin Pierce

345
Q

Presidents: Benjamin Harrison’s state

A

Indiana

346
Q

Presidents: Martin Van Buren’s VP

A

Richard Johnson

347
Q

Presidents: Grover Cleveland’s VP (2nd term)

A

Adlai E. Stevenson

348
Q

Presidents: 1st President married in the White House?

A

Grover Cleveland

349
Q

Presidents: What University did John Adams go to?

A

Harvard

350
Q

Presidents: John Tyler’s political party

A

Whig

351
Q

Presidents: Theodore Roosevelt’s first lady

A

Edith Roosevelt

352
Q

Presidents: Woodrow Wilson’s prior experience

A

President of Princeton N.J. and governor of N.J.

353
Q

Presidents: who ran unopposed for president?

A

James Monroe in 1820

354
Q

Presidents: Theodore Roosevelt’s dates as president

A

1901-1909

355
Q

Presidents: Martin Van Buren’s first lady

A

none (wife died in 1819; never remarried)

356
Q

State with the most presidents

A

Virginia (8)

357
Q

Four presidents for which state capitals are named

A

Jackson; Lincoln; Jefferson; Madison

358
Q

Presidents: William McKinley’s number

A

25th

359
Q

Presidents: president when the last of the contiguous U.S. States joined the union

A

William H. Taft

360
Q

Presidents: Nixon’s party

A

Republican

361
Q

Presidents: first president to have a pilot’s license

A

Dwight D. Eisenhower

362
Q

Presidents: who’s cabinet was nicknamed “the kitchen cabinet”

A

Andrew Jackson

363
Q

Presidents: William Henry Harrison’s political party

A

Whig

364
Q

Presidents: first VP to succeed to office after president’s death

A

John Tyler

365
Q

Presidents: George W. Bush’s number

A

43rd

366
Q

Presidents: JFK’s dates as President

A

1961-1963

367
Q

Presidents: 13th President

A

Millard Fillmore

368
Q

Presidents: what did Dwight D. Eisenhower do during WWI?

A

He commanded a tank corp training center

369
Q

Presidents: who’s picture is on the 5 Thousand dollar bill?

A

James Monroe

370
Q

Presidents: who founded the university of VA?

A

Thomas Jefferson

371
Q

Presidents: James Madison’s nickname

A

The Father of the constitution; The Sage of Montpelier

372
Q

Presidents: who was president 1963-1969

A

Lyndon B. Johnson

373
Q

Presidents: which president had the most children?

A

John Tyler with 15

374
Q

Jimmy Carter made him the only 6-star general

A

George Washington

375
Q

Presidents: Calvin Coolidge’s VP

A

none then Charles G. Dawes

376
Q

Presidents: last whig president

A

Millard Fillmore

377
Q

Presidents: who was president 1850-1853?

A

Millard Fillmore

378
Q

Presidents: Andrew Jackson’s VP

A

John C. Calhoun then Martin Van Buren

379
Q

Presidents: William H. Taft’s state

A

Ohio

380
Q

Presidents: Only president with a PHD

A

Woodrow Wilson

381
Q

Presidents: 27th President

A

William Howard Taft

382
Q

Presidents: Chester A. Arthur’s VP

A

none

383
Q

Presidents: established the peace corp

A

JFK

384
Q

Presidents: who established the nation’s first national park?

A

Ulysses S. Grant established Yellowstone as the first national park.

385
Q

Presidents: 5th President

A

James Monroe

386
Q

Presidents: Clinton’s state

A

Arkansas

387
Q

Presidents: John Quincy Adams’ state

A

Massachusetts (Braintree)

388
Q

Presidents: James Buchanan’s dates as President

A

1857-1861

389
Q

Presidents: Franklin Pierce’s political party

A

Democrat

390
Q

Presidents: John Quincy Adams’ first lady

A

Louise (Johnson) Adams

391
Q

First President born West of the Mississippi

A

Herbert Hoover

392
Q

Presidents: Woodrow Wilson’s dates as president

A

1913-1921

393
Q

Presidents: who was president 1865-1869?

A

Andrew Johnson

394
Q

Presidents: Theodore Roosevelt’s state

A

New York

395
Q

Presidents: who was president 1817-1825

A

James Monroe

396
Q

VP who won nobel peace prize

A

Charles Dawes

397
Q

Presidents: William H. Taft’s VP

A

James S. Sherman

398
Q

Presidents: 43rd President

A

George W. Bush

399
Q

Presidents: Rutherford B. Hayes’ number

A

19th

400
Q

VP’s official song

A

Hail Columbia

401
Q

“Lemonade Lucy” banned alcohol in White House

A

Lucy Hayes

402
Q

Presidents: Theodore Roosevelt’s VP

A

none first term then Charles W. Fairbanks (Fairbanks AL namesake)

403
Q

Presidents: 6th President

A

John Quincy Adams

404
Q

Presidents: Ulysses S. Grant’s first lady

A

Julia (Dent) Grant

405
Q

Presidents: who was president 1789-1797

A

George Washington

406
Q

Presidents: President who made the Gadsden purchase from Mexico

A

Franklin Pierce

407
Q

Presidents: 37th President

A

Richard M. Nixon

408
Q

Presidents: who wrote the declaration of independence?

A

Thomas Jefferson

409
Q

Presidents: Zachary Taylor’s VP

A

Millard Fillmore

410
Q

Presidents: Millard Fillmore’s political party

A

Whig

411
Q

Presidents: LBJ’s state

A

Texas (The Elms)

412
Q

Presidents: James K. Polk’s VP

A

George M. Dallas (Dallas TX namesake)

413
Q

Presidents: Ford’s State

A

Michigan

414
Q

Presidents: How did James A. Garfield Die?

A

He was shot July 2 1881 by Charles Guiteau died Sept 19th after serving 199 days

415
Q

Presidents: James Buchanan’s prior experience

A

Secretary of State under Polk

416
Q

Presidents: James K. Polk’s number

A

11th

417
Q

Presidents: who had been in China with his wife during the Boxer Rebellion?

A

Herbert Hoover

418
Q

Presidents: 30th President

A

Calvin Coolidge

419
Q

Presidents: Andrew Johnson’s political party

A

Republican

420
Q

Presidents: Rutherford B. Hayes’ VP

A

William Wheeler

421
Q

Presidents: What did JFK win a Pulitzer for?

A

his book Profiles in Courage

422
Q

Presidents: Abraham Lincoln’s first lady

A

Mary Todd Lincoln

423
Q

President elected by the largest electoral margin

A

Ronald Reagan (1984)

424
Q

Presidents: JFK’s parents

A

Joseph and Rose Kennedy

425
Q

Presidents: What did Carter do before public life?

A

Peanut farmer

426
Q

Presidents: who battled the Bank of the US?

A

Andrew Jackson

427
Q

Presidents: Dwight D. Eisenhower’s party

A

Republican

428
Q

Presidents: Dwight D. Eisenhower’s state

A

Texas

429
Q

Presidents: Chester A. Arthur’s dates as President

A

1881-1885

430
Q

Presidents: Carter’s number

A

39th

431
Q

Only President to hold a patent

A

Abraham Lincoln

432
Q

Presidents: Chester A. Arthur’s party

A

Republican

433
Q

State with most VPs

A

New York (8)

434
Q

Presidents: who was president 1913-1921

A

Woodrow Wilson

435
Q

Presidents: John Tyler’s state

A

Virginia

436
Q

Presidents: Ford’s VP

A

Nelson Rockefeller

437
Q

He was sworn in as president at Love Field TX

A

Lyndon Johnson

438
Q

Presidents: Franklin D. Roosevelt’s state

A

New York

439
Q

Presidents: Reagan’s VP

A

George H.W. Bush

440
Q

Presidents: Grover Cleveland’s dates as president (1st term)

A

1885-1889

441
Q

Presidents: who was president 1889-1893?

A

Benjamin Harrison

442
Q

Presidents: Rutherford B. Hayes’ state

A

Ohio

443
Q

Presidents: William Henry Harrison’s number

A

9th

444
Q

Presidents: 10th President

A

John Tyler

445
Q

Presidents: James Madison’s state

A

Virginia

446
Q

Presidents: Warren G. Harding’s first lady

A

Florence (DeWolfe) Harding

447
Q

Presidents: Name of Truman’s legislative program?

A

“Fair Deal”

448
Q

Presidents: which president returned to the House of Reps after being president?

A

John Quincy Adams

449
Q

First lady with the maiden name Thelma Patricia Ryan

A

Pat Nixon

450
Q

Presidents: Only President to return to Senate after presidency

A

Andrew Johnson

451
Q

Presidents: 21st President

A

Chester A. Arthur

452
Q

Presidents: who was president 1977-1981

A

Jimmy Carter

453
Q

Presidents: who signed the Panama Canal and SALT II treaties?

A

Jimmy Carter

454
Q

Presidents: Franklin Pierce’s VP

A

William Rufus King

455
Q

Presidents: Calvin Coolidge’s nickname

A

Silent Cal

456
Q

Presidents: 42nd President

A

William Jefferson Clinton

457
Q

Presidents: James Monroe’s state

A

Virginia (Ash Lawn)

458
Q

Presidents: Andrew Johnson’s prior experience

A

Governor of Tennessee

459
Q

Presidents: who was president 1877-1881?

A

Rutherford B. Hayes

460
Q

Presidents: Andrew Johnson’s dates as President?

A

1865-1869

461
Q

Two presidents burried at Arlington

A

Taft; Kennedy

462
Q

Presidents: William McKinley’s dates as president

A

1897-1901

463
Q

Presidents: Grover Cleveland’s number

A

22nd and 24th

464
Q

Presidents: won the battle of Buena Vista defeating Santa Anna

A

Zachary Taylor

465
Q

Presidents: Who was president 1961-1963

A

John F. Kennedy

466
Q

Presidents: Teddy Roosevelt’s daughter

A

Alice Blue

467
Q

Presidents: James A. Garfield’s VP

A

Chester A. Arthur

468
Q

Presidents: Franklin Pierce’s first lady

A

Jane (Appleton) Pierce

469
Q

Presidents: Rutherford B. Hayes’ first lady

A

Lucy Hayes (Lemonade Lucy)

470
Q

Presidents: who was president 1857-1861?

A

James Buchanan

471
Q

Presidents: James A. Garfield’s state

A

Ohio

472
Q

Presidents: James Monroe’s first lady

A

Eliza Monroe

473
Q

State with second most presidents

A

Ohio (7)

474
Q

Presidents: Clinton’s number

A

42nd

475
Q

Presidents: when did Zachary Taylor die?

A

July 9th 1850

476
Q

Presidents: what was the Monroe doctrine?

A

1823 - opposed European intervention in the affairs of Western Hemisphere

477
Q

Presidents: 11th President

A

James Knox Polk

478
Q

Presidents: where did Herbert Hoover Graduate

A

Engineering degree from Stanford

479
Q

Presidents: Abraham Lincoln’s state

A

Illinois

480
Q

Presidents: Carter’s VP

A

Walter Mondale

481
Q

Presidents: Warren G. Harding’s VP

A

Calvin Coolidge

482
Q

Presidents: who was Jefferson Davis’ father-in-law?

A

Zachary Taylor

483
Q

Presidents: Herbert Hoover’s first lady

A

Lou Hoover

484
Q

Presidents: Millard Fillmore’s number

A

13th

485
Q

Presidents: Calvin Coolidge’s party

A

Republican

486
Q

Presidents: James Buchanan’s nickname

A

The Bachelor President

487
Q

First President sworn in office in the White House

A

Thomas Jefferson

488
Q

Presidents: What did JFK do in WWII?

A

served on the PT-109

489
Q

Presidents: Rutherford B. Hayes’ party

A

Republican

490
Q

Presidents: who was first to travel outside U.S. during his presidency?

A

Theodore Roosevelt - to dedicate the Panama Canal

491
Q

Presidents: Benjamin Harrison’s prior experience

A

commanded Indiana’s 70th Infantry during Civil War.

492
Q

Presidents: Ulysses S. Grant’s party

A

Republican

493
Q

Presidents: 35th President

A

John Fitzgerald Kennedy

494
Q

Presidents: who presided over “the era of good feelings”?

A

James Monroe

495
Q

Presidents: William H. Taft’s number

A

27th

496
Q

President who lived in Blair House during White House renovation

A

Harry Truman

497
Q

Presidents: Calvin Coolidge’s state

A

Massachusetts

498
Q

Presidents: how did Warren G. Harding die?

A

In office of an embolism

499
Q

Presidents: which VP was involved in the Credit Mobilier scandal?

A

Schulyer Colfax

500
Q

Presidents: John Quincy Adams’ dates as President

A

1825-1829

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