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Name the President: Ambassador to France and the Dutch Republic

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John Adams

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Name the President: President from 1809 to 1817

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James Madison

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Name the President: Number: 41

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George H. W. Bush

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Name the President: 1868, 1872 - Republican

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Ulysses S. Grant

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Name the President: Number: 35

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John F. Kennedy

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Name the President: Crossed the Delaware with Washington in the famous painting

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James Monroe

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Name the President: Only President to have spoken English as a second language

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Martin Van Buren

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Name the President: 1988 - Republican

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George H. W. Bush

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Name the President: Beat: John Adams

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Thomas Jefferson

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Name the President: Between: Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson

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William Howard Taft

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Name the President: His Presidency led to the creation of the Whig party, named after anti-monarchists who saw him as a king

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Andrew Jackson

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Name the President: Sent federal troops to quell Nat Turner’s slave rebellion

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Andrew Jackson

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Name the President: VP: None, One of four Presidents never have a VP (Chestur A Arthur, Millard Fillmore, and Andrew Johnson)

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John Tyler

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Name the President: May have had children with Sally Hemmings

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Thomas Jefferson

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Name the President: Hero and General of the Mexican-American war

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Zachary Taylor

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16
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Name the President: –1924 - Republican

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Calvin Coolidge

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Name the President: Between: Barack Obama and Joe Biden

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Donald Trump

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Name the President: 1860, 1864 - Republican, National Union

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Abraham Lincoln

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Name the President: Number: 39

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Jimmy Carter

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Name the President: VP: Dan Quayle

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George H. W. Bush

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21
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Name the President: Nickname: Old Hickory

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Andrew Jackson

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Name the President: Between: Rutherford B. Hayes and Chester A. Arthur

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James A. Garfield

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Name the President: 1880 - Republican

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James A. Garfield

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Name the President: Number: 10

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John Tyler

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Name the President: VP: Aaron Burr, George Clinton

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Thomas Jefferson

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Name the President: VP: Spiro Agnew, Gerald Ford

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Richard Nixon

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Name the President: President from 2017 to 2021

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Donald Trump

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Name the President: President from 1993 to 2001

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Bill Clinton

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29
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Name the President: VP: Alben W. Barkley

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Harry S. Truman

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Name the President: VP: Richard Nixon

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Dwight D. Eisenhower

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31
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Name the President: 1852 - Democratic

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Franklin Pierce

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Name the President: Served as Secretary of State for Andrew Jackson’s first administration, but resigned during the Pettitcoat affair

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Martin Van Buren

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Name the President: Known for the “four great measures” of his administration: Walker Tariff, Reestablishment of the Treasury, Oregon, and California/NM from Mexico

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James K. Polk

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34
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Name the President: Between: John Tyler and Zachary Taylor

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James K. Polk

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35
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Name the President: From Virginia:

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George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, Zachary Taylor, Woodrow Wilson

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36
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Name the President: Secretary: Albert Gallatin (Treasury)

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Thomas Jefferson

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37
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Name the President: President during the Second Seminole War

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Martin Van Buren

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38
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Name the President: Between: James Madison and John Quincy Adams

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James Monroe

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39
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Name the President: Beat: Henry Clay

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James K. Polk

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Name the President: Won three consecutive popular votes, but lost one election to Harrison

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Grover Cleveland

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Name the President: Beat: James M. Cox

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Warren G. Harding

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42
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Name the President: President from 1945 to 1953

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Harry S. Truman

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Name the President: 1856 - Democratic

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James Buchanan

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44
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Name the President: – - Republican (Not Chester A Arthur)

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Gerald Ford

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45
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Name the President: “The Bank War” was during his Presidency

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Andrew Jackson

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Name the President: Beat: Thomas E. Dewey

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Harry S. Truman

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47
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Name the President: First President to live in the White House

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John Adams

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Name the President: Shot and killed by Charles J. Guiteau while in office

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James A. Garfield

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Name the President: Set the precedent that a VP becomes President upon a President’s death

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John Tyler

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Name the President: Number: 14

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Franklin Pierce

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51
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Name the President: President from 1981 to 1989

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Ronald Reagan

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Name the President: Lost the popular vote but won with a Congressional Commission on the agreement he would end the Reconstruction era

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Rutherford B. Hayes

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53
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Name the President: Only US President to remain a lifelong bachelor

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James Buchanan

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54
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Name the President: Between: Millard Fillmore and James Buchanan

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Franklin Pierce

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55
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Name the President: Number: 46

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Joe Biden

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56
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Name the President: Lived at Montpelier Plantation

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James Madison

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57
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Name the President: defended British soldiers of the Boston Massacre

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John Adams

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58
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Name the President: VP: Al Gore

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Bill Clinton

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59
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Name the President: Number: 42

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Bill Clinton

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60
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Name the President: Northen Democrat sympathetic to slave states in antebellum America

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Franklin Pierce

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61
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Name the President: Nickname: Father of his Country

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George Washington

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62
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Name the President: Number: 43

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George W. Bush

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63
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Name the President: SCOTUS Appt: John Marshall

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John Adams

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Name the President: Elections: 1788, 1792; Ran unopposed

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George Washington

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Name the President: First Lady: Eliza McCardle

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Andrew Johnson

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66
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Name the President: Beat: Gerald Ford

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Jimmy Carter

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67
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Name the President: On the two dollar bill

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Thomas Jefferson

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68
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Name the President: 2008, 2012 - Democratic

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Barack Obama

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69
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Name the President: Secretary of State: William H Seward (not Johnson)

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Abraham Lincoln

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Name the President: Known for annexing Texas, Oregon, and the Mexican Cession after winning the Mexican-American War

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James K. Polk

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Name the President: Beat: Hubert Humphrey, George McGovern

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Richard Nixon

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72
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Name the President: President during the Panic of 1893

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Grover Cleveland

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73
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Name the President: Wrote the Virginia Plan at the Constutional Convention

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James Madison

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74
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Name the President: Organized the Demotratic-Republican Party with Jefferson

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James Madison

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Name the President: Spouse (No First Lady, died before office): Hannah Hoes

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Martin Van Buren

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76
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Name the President: Second minister to France (after Franklin)

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Thomas Jefferson

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77
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Name the President: Presided over the creation of the Second Bank of the US

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James Madison

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Name the President: Beat: None (succeeded Nixon)

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Gerald Ford

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Name the President: Broke up the Great Railroad strike of 1877

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Rutherford B. Hayes

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80
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Name the President: Secretary of State: William H Seward (not Lincoln)

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Andrew Johnson

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81
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Name the President: Beat: Donald Trump

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Joe Biden

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82
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Name the President: Number: 37

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Richard Nixon

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83
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Name the President: only President unanimously elected

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George Washington

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Name the President: Liberia’s capital is named after him, because he wanted to send free slaves back to Africa

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James Monroe

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85
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Name the President: Elminiated the Whiskey excise

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Thomas Jefferson

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86
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Name the President: Number: 26

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Name the President: Beat: Alton B. Parker

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Name the President: Between: George W. Bush and Donald Trump

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Barack Obama

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Name the President: President from 1923 to 1929

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Calvin Coolidge

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90
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Name the President: President from 1889 to 1893

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Benjamin Harrison

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Name the President: Number: 29

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Warren G. Harding

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Name the President: Signed the Adams-Onis Treaty, secruing Florida

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James Monroe

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Name the President: VP: Levi P. Morton

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Benjamin Harrison

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Name the President: Number: 16

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Abraham Lincoln

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95
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Name the President: Only President to serve in the senate after his Presidency

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Andrew Johnson

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96
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Name the President: President from 1850 to 1853

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Millard Fillmore

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97
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Name the President: Suspended habeas corpus on domestic soil

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Abraham Lincoln

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98
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Name the President: Intervened in the Pullman Strikes

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Grover Cleveland

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99
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Name the President: Son of another President (not George Bush)

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John Quincy Adams

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100
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Name the President: Issued a “doctrine” with his name in it, limiting European activity in the Americas

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James Monroe

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101
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Name the President: Beat: None (succeeded Garfield)

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Chester A. Arthur

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102
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Name the President: From New Jersey:

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Woodrow Wilson

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103
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Name the President: VP: Thomas Jefferson

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John Adams

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104
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Name the President: Number: 32

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Franklin D. Roosevelt

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105
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Name the President: Helped draft the Bill of Rights

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James Madison

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106
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Name the President: Was President during the first years of the Era of Good Feelings

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James Madison

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Name the President: Between: No one and John Adams

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George Washington

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108
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Name the President: Beat: Herbert Hoover, Thomas E. Dewey

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Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Name the President: Between: Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe

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James Madison

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110
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Name the President: President during the US v Armistad SCOTUS case allowing a slave ship where the slaves freed themselves to go back to Africa, even though his own administration opposed it

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Martin Van Buren

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111
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Name the President: 1884 - Democratic

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Grover Cleveland

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112
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Name the President: Number: 17

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Andrew Johnson

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113
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Name the President: Between: Bill Clinton and Barack Obama

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George W. Bush

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114
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Name the President: – - Whig

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Millard Fillmore

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115
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Name the President: 1848 - Whig

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Zachary Taylor

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116
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Name the President: Won in 1832, lost in 1836 and 1840, failed to get nomination in 1844

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Martin Van Buren

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117
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Name the President: Founded the Dmocratic-Rpublican party with James Madison

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Thomas Jefferson

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118
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Name the President: With Martin Van Buren, FDR, and Teddy Roosevelt, one of 4 NY Governors to become President

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Grover Cleveland

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119
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Name the President: Beat: None (succeeded Lincoln)

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Andrew Johnson

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120
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Name the President: Beat: John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay

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Andrew Jackson

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121
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Name the President: VP: John C. Calhoun (1st)

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John Quincy Adams

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122
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Name the President: One side of the SCOTUS case that established Judicial Review

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James Madison

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123
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Name the President: VP: John C. Calhoun (2nd), Martin Van Buren

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Andrew Jackson

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124
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Name the President: 1952, 1956 - Republican

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Dwight D. Eisenhower

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125
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Name the President: 1968, 1972 - Republican

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Richard Nixon

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126
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Name the President: Appointed SCOTUS Chief Justice Roger B Tanney, who made the Dredd Scott decision

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Andrew Jackson

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127
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Name the President: Died on July 4, but not the same year as Adams and Jefferson

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James Monroe

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128
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Name the President: First President elected without ever having held public political office

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Zachary Taylor

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129
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Name the President: Number: 20

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James A. Garfield

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130
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Name the President: Between: Warren G. Harding and Herbert Hoover

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Calvin Coolidge

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131
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Name the President: Between: George H. W. Bush and George W. Bush

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Bill Clinton

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Name the President: President from 1881 to 1881

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James A. Garfield

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Name the President: –1948 - Democratic

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Harry S. Truman

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Name the President: Beat: Stephen A. Douglas, George B. McClellan

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Abraham Lincoln

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Name the President: VP: Hubert Humphrey

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Lyndon B. Johnson

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Name the President: President during the US-French Quasi-War

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John Adams

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Name the President: VP: John Nance Garner, Henry A. Wallace, Harry S. Truman

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Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Name the President: President from 1845 to 1849

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James K. Polk

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Name the President: Won a contingent election decided by Congress after no candidate got a supermajority in the electoral college. Not 1800 or 1837

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John Quincy Adams

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Name the President: Refused to admit Texas as a slave state

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Martin Van Buren

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Name the President: Wanted Washington to be called “highness” or “Protector of Thier Liberties”

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John Adams

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Name the President: Between: William McKinley and William Howard Taft

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Name the President: Secretary: Oliver Wolcott Jr. (Treasury) - 1st

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John Adams

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Name the President: No VP – - Republican (not Gerald Ford)

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Chester A. Arthur

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Name the President: Number: 15

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James Buchanan

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Name the President: President from 1853 to 1857

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Franklin Pierce

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Name the President: President during Bleeding Kansas, the period of violence during Kansas becoming a state

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Franklin Pierce

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Name the President: Between: Grover Cleveland and Grover Cleveland

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Benjamin Harrison

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Name the President: Number: 6

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John Quincy Adams

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Name the President: President from 2009 to 2017

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Barack Obama

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Name the President: Between: Herbert Hoover and Harry S. Truman

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Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Name the President: Appointed SCOTUS Judges: William Johnson, Henry Brockholst Livingston, Thomas Todd

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Thomas Jefferson

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Name the President: Popularity eroded due to the Panic of 1837

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Martin Van Buren

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Name the President: General in the War of 1812

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Andrew Jackson

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Name the President: Signed a bill to admit Texas as a state just before the end of his Presidency

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John Tyler

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Name the President: Won the battle of Shiloh

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Ulysses S Grant

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Name the President: Won the Battle of New Orleans against the British

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Andrew Jackson

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Name the President: Elections: 1816, 1820 (Democratic-Republican)

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James Monroe

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Name the President: Neutrality Proclamation

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George Washington

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Name the President: Number: 34

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Dwight D. Eisenhower

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Name the President: The last President to be a member of the Whig Party while in office

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Millard Fillmore

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Name the President: 1892 - Democratic

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Grover Cleveland

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Name the President: Failed to annex Florida

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Thomas Jefferson

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Name the President: From Arkansas:

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Bill Clinton

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Name the President: Between: Benjamin Harrison and William McKinley

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Grover Cleveland

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Name the President: Between: Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan

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Jimmy Carter

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Name the President: Son died in a train crash in beginning of his presidency, later became a heavy drinker

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Franklin Pierce

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Name the President: President from 1817 to 1825

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James Monroe

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Name the President: Along with Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, born in 1946

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George W. Bush

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Name the President: Between: William Howard Taft and Warren G. Harding

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Woodrow Wilson

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Name the President: Between: James Monroe and Andrew Jackson

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John Quincy Adams

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Name the President: President from 1877 to 1881

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Rutherford B. Hayes

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Name the President: VP: John Adams

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George Washington

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Name the President: VP: No VP, 1881-1884

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Chester A. Arthur

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Name the President: Last Founding Father to serve as President

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James Monroe

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Name the President: Shot at Ford’s Theater watching Our American Cousin

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Abraham Lincoln

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Name the President: Party: Democratic-Republican (1800 and 1804)

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Thomas Jefferson

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Name the President: From Vermont:

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Calvin Coolidge

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Name the President: Number: 36

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Lyndon B. Johnson

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Name the President: enacted the Direct Tax which led to Frie’s Rebellion

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John Adams

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Name the President: Number: 2

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John Adams

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Name the President: Debated Douglas in Senate campaign

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Abraham Lincoln

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Name the President: Nickname: Old Tippecanoe

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William Henry Harrison

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Name the President: Between: Jimmy Carter and George H. W. Bush

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Ronald Reagan

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Name the President: Children: Robert, Edward, Willie, Tad

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Abraham Lincoln

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Name the President: Along with Bill Clinton and George W Bush, born in 1946

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Donald Trump

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Name the President: Served as a British officer in the French and Indian War

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George Washington

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Name the President: Number: 45

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Donald Trump

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Name the President: Beat: Lewis Cass

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Zachary Taylor

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Name the President: Signed the Webster-Ashburton Treaty, establishing the Maine-Canada border

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John Tyler

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Name the President: Number: 22

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Grover Cleveland

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Name the President: Between: Andrew Johnson and Rutherford B. Hayes

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Ulysses S. Grant

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Name the President: President from 1837 to 1841

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Martin Van Buren

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Name the President: VP: Daniel D Tompkins

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James Monroe

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Name the President: Attended Harvard in 1751

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John Adams

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Name the President: VP: James S. Sherman

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William Howard Taft

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Name the President: Signed the Alien and Sedition Acts

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John Adams

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Name the President: VP: Schuyler Colfax, Henry Wilson

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Ulysses S. Grant

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Name the President: Made people call him “Mr. President”

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George Washington

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Name the President: Instrumental in passing the Compromise of 1850, which led to a brief truce in slavery tensions

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Millard Fillmore

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Name the President: President from 1974 to 1977

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Gerald Ford

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Name the President: President from 1963 to 1969

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Lyndon B. Johnson

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Name the President: First Lady: Abigail Smith

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John Adams

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Name the President: Secretary: John Forsyth (state)

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Martin Van Buren

205
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Name the President: Beat: Charles C. Pinckney, Dewitt Clinton

A

James Madison

206
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Name the President: Only Federalist President

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John Adams

207
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Name the President: Took over from Zachary Taylor after Taylor’s death

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Millard Fillmore

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Name the President: won the first contested election

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John Adams

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Name the President: VP: None, One of four Presidents never have a VP (Chestur A Arthur, Millard Fillmore, and John Tyler)

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Andrew Johnson

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Name the President: Only sitting member of the house to be elected President

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James A. Garfield

211
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Name the President: President from 1977 to 1981

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Jimmy Carter

212
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Name the President: primary author of the Massachusetts coalition

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John Adams

213
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Name the President: Made the Lousiana Purchase

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Thomas Jefferson

214
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Name the President: Later in life, a strong abolitionist who led the Free Soil Party ticket in 1848

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Martin Van Buren

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Name the President: Between: James K. Polk and Millard Fillmore

A

Zachary Taylor

216
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Name the President: Was the Secretary of State for James K Polk and Zachary Taylor

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James Buchanan

217
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Name the President: President during the XYZ affair

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John Adams

218
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Name the President: only President without a political party

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George Washington

219
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Name the President: Along with John C Calhoun and Kamala Harris, one of three VPs to have cast more than 20 tie-breaking votes in the Senate

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John Adams

220
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Name the President: Secterary: John Quincy Adams (state)

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James Monroe

221
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Name the President: Beat: John McCain, Mitt Romney

A

Barack Obama

222
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Name the President: VP: Charles Curtis

A

Herbert Hoover

223
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Name the President: First Vice President

A

John Adams

224
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Name the President: No Election. 1841. Whig Party

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John Tyler

225
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Name the President: Dealt with the Nullification Crisis, which states proposed to veto federal laws

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Andrew Jackson

226
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Name the President: VP: Nelson Rockefeller

A

Gerald Ford

227
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Name the President: Between: Andrew Jackson and William Henry Harrison

A

Martin Van Buren

228
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Name the President: From Ohio:

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William Henry Harrison, Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, James A. Garfield, Benjamin Harrison, William McKinley, William Howard Taft, Warren G. Harding

229
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Name the President: From Kentucky:

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Abraham Lincoln, Zachary Taylor

230
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Name the President: First Lady: Abigail Powers; Later married Caroline McIntosh

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Millard Fillmore

231
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Name the President: President from 1897 to 1901

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William McKinley

232
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Name the President: President from 1881 to 1885

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Chester A. Arthur

233
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Name the President: Born in Braintee, Massachusetts

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John Quincy Adams

234
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Name the President: From Massachusetts:

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John Adams, John Quincy Adams, John F. Kennedy, George H.W. Bush

235
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Name the President: Married Frances Folsom in the White House, making him the only President to be married in the White House

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Grover Cleveland

236
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Name the President: First public office was surveyor of Culpeper County in Virginia

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George Washington

237
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Name the President: Secretary: Thomas Jefferson (State)

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George Washington

238
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Name the President: VP: John C. Breckinridge

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James Buchanan

239
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Name the President: Between: Donald Trump and no one

A

Joe Biden

240
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Name the President: At 68, he was the oldest President to take the oath of office until Ronald Reagan

A

William Henry Harrison

241
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Name the President: Beat: George H. W. Bush, Bob Dole

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Bill Clinton

242
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Name the President: Number: 25

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William McKinley

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Name the President: Chesapeake-Leonard affair, skirmish with British ship

A

Thomas Jefferson

244
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Name the President: VP: Walter Mondale

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Jimmy Carter

245
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Name the President: 2020 - Democratic

A

Joe Biden

246
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Name the President: Beat: Jimmy Carter, Walter Mondale

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Ronald Reagan

247
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Name the President: Number: 33

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Harry S. Truman

248
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Name the President: Paternal grandfather of the 23rd President

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William Henry Harrison

249
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Name the President: Presidency coincided with the majority of the Era of Good Feelings

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James Monroe

250
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Name the President: With Grover Cleveland, FDR, and Martin Van Buren one of 4 NY Governors to become President

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Theodore Roosevelt

251
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Name the President: –1964 - Democratic

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Lyndon B. Johnson

252
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Name the President: Beat: Hillary Clinton

A

Donald Trump

253
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Name the President: Jefferson Davis was his secretary of war

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Franklin Pierce

254
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Name the President: Went to William and Mary in 1761

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Thomas Jefferson

255
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Name the President: Died at Mount Vernon

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George Washington

256
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Name the President: Served in Congress for Tennessee in 1820s

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Andrew Jackson

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Name the President: Number: 8

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Martin Van Buren

258
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Name the President: Number: 3

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Thomas Jefferson

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Name the President: VP: Calvin Coolidge

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Warren G. Harding

260
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Name the President: Dubbed “his Accidency” by fellow Whigs, led by Henry Clay

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John Tyler

261
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Name the President: Founded the University of Virginia

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Thomas Jefferson

262
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Name the President: Between: Ulysses S. Grant and James A. Garfield

A

Rutherford B. Hayes

263
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Name the President: Born in Westmoreland county, Virginia, (not Monroe)

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George Washington

264
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Name the President: President from 1969 to 1974

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Richard Nixon

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Name the President: 1928 - Republican

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Herbert Hoover

266
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Name the President: Number: 31

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Herbert Hoover

267
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Name the President: Between: John Quincy Adams and Martin Van Buren

A

Andrew Jackson

268
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Name the President: Nickname: The Last Cocked Hat (for being the last president to wear old powdered wigs and old hats)

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James Monroe

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Name the President: First American ambassador to Great Britain

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John Adams

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Name the President: Number: 4

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James Madison

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Name the President: Number: 19

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Rutherford B. Hayes

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Name the President: Election: 1796

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John Adams

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Name the President: Nickname: Old Rough and Ready

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Zachary Taylor

274
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Name the President: Beat in election: Thomas Jefferson

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John Adams

275
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Name the President: Number: 12

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Zachary Taylor

276
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Name the President: False teeth made of ivory and bone and animal teeth and possibly slave teeth

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George Washington

277
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Name the President: Started a Federalist, then became a Democratic-Republican, then a Whig

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John Quincy Adams

278
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Name the President: Negotiated a trade agreement with Siam (Thailand), the first President to do so with an Asian country

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Andrew Jackson

279
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Name the President: Wrote essay “Thoughts on Government”

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John Adams

280
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Name the President: First Lady: Mary Todd

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Abraham Lincoln

281
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Name the President: VP: Hannibal Hamlin, Andrew Johnson

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Abraham Lincoln

282
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Name the President: Number: 40

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Ronald Reagan

283
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Name the President: Reconstruction President

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Andrew Johnson

284
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Name the President: Beat: James G. Blaine, Benjamin Harrison

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Grover Cleveland

285
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Name the President: 1896, 1900 - Republican

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William McKinley

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Name the President: President from 1841 to 1841

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William Henry Harrison

287
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Name the President: President from 1933 to 1945

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Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Name the President: Only President to serve non-consecutive terms

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Grover Cleveland

289
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Name the President: Beat: Charles C Pinckney

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Thomas Jefferson

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Name the President: Legasy: One of the fathers of another President (Not HW Bush)

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John Adams

291
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Name the President: Argued for the freeing of the slaves on the Armistad, after his presidency

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John Quincy Adams

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Name the President: Nickname: Humphrey Loughjogger (Penname)

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John Adams

293
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Name the President: VP: John Tyler

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William Henry Harrison

294
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Name the President: Vice President under Washington

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John Adams

295
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Name the President: Between: Franklin D. Roosevelt and Dwight D. Eisenhower

A

Harry S. Truman

296
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Name the President: Between: Harry S. Truman and John F. Kennedy

A

Dwight D. Eisenhower

297
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Name the President: Served as Secretary of State and War during War of 1812

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James Monroe

298
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Name the President: 1908 - Republican

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William Howard Taft

299
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Name the President: First Preisdent to die in office

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William Henry Harrison

300
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Name the President: VP: William R. King

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Franklin Pierce

301
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Name the President: With Grover Cleveland, FDR, and Teddy Roosevelt, one of 4 NY Governors to become President

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Martin Van Buren

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Name the President: Daneil Webster was first secretary of state under him

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William Henry Harrison

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Name the President: First Lady: Elizabeth Kortright

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James Monroe

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Name the President: Beat: John C. Frémont

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James Buchanan

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Name the President: Commanded troops during the Creek War and won the battle of Horseshoe Bend

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Andrew Jackson

306
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Name the President: VP: Richard Mentor Johnson

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Martin Van Buren

307
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Name the President: Farewell address set unofficial term limit and argued against two party system

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George Washington

308
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Name the President: Born in Shadwell, Virginia

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Thomas Jefferson

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Name the President: From North Carolina:

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Andrew Johnson

310
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Name the President: Beat: Barry Goldwater

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Lyndon B. Johnson

311
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Name the President: President from 1893 to 1897

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Grover Cleveland

312
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Name the President: President from 1921 to 1923

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Warren G. Harding

313
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Name the President: VPs: George Clinton, Elbridge Gerry

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James Madison

314
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Name the President: VP: Adlai Stevenson

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Grover Cleveland

315
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Name the President: 1888 - Republican

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Benjamin Harrison

316
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Name the President: Between: Zachary Taylor and Franklin Pierce

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Millard Fillmore

317
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Name the President: Between: Chester A. Arthur and Benjamin Harrison

A

Grover Cleveland

318
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Name the President: Elections: 1808, 1812

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James Madison

319
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Name the President: Commander in Chief of the Continental Army

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George Washington

320
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Name the President: Secretery: Timothy Pickering (state)

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John Adams

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Name the President: Secretary: Alexander Hamilton (Treasury)

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George Washington

322
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Name the President: Nickname: Sly Fox

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Martin Van Buren

323
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Name the President: Last President of the Virginia Dynasty

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James Monroe

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Name the President: Had the shortest Presidency at 31 days

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William Henry Harrison

325
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Name the President: First President of the Democratic Party

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Andrew Jackson

326
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Name the President: Number: 38

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Gerald Ford

327
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Name the President: Between: Lyndon B. Johnson and Gerald Ford

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Richard Nixon

328
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Name the President: Between: Franklin Pierce and Abraham Lincoln

A

James Buchanan

329
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Name the President: Purged corruption in the Post Office

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James A. Garfield

330
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Name the President: Beat: Al Smith

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Herbert Hoover

331
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Name the President: VP: Chester A. Arthur

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James A. Garfield

332
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Name the President: First Lady: Louisa Johnson

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John Quincy Adams

333
Q

Name the President: Dealt with the “petticoat” or “Eaton” Affair, which alienated cabinet and VP

A

Andrew Jackson

334
Q

Name the President: Sent troops to fight pirates on the Barbary Coast, marking the first time a President sent forces across the Atlantic

A

Thomas Jefferson

335
Q

Name the President: Beat: Winfield Scott

A

Franklin Pierce

336
Q

Name the President: Secretary: Oliver Wolcott Jr (Treasury) - 1st

A

George Washington

337
Q

Name the President: President from 1829 to 1837

A

Andrew Jackson

338
Q

Name the President: First Lady: Rachel Donelson

A

Andrew Jackson

339
Q

Name the President: Number: 13

A

Millard Fillmore

340
Q

Name the President: Beat: Rufus King, None (Virtually unopposed)

A

James Monroe

341
Q

Name the President: Election: 1840, Whig

A

William Henry Harrison

342
Q

Name the President: President from 1825 to 1829

A

John Quincy Adams

343
Q

Name the President: President from 1869 to 1877

A

Ulysses S. Grant

344
Q

Name the President: VP: Charles W. Fairbanks

A

Theodore Roosevelt

345
Q

Name the President: From Missouri:

A

Harry S. Truman

346
Q

Name the President: Assisted Jefferson with the declaration and was its primary advocate in congress

A

John Adams

347
Q

Name the President: 1912, 1916 - Democratic

A

Woodrow Wilson

348
Q

Name the President: VP: Thomas R. Marshall

A

Woodrow Wilson

349
Q

Name the President: Impeached yet scquitted in the senate by one vote

A

Andrew Johnson

350
Q

Name the President: President from 1789 to 1797

A

George Washington

351
Q

Name the President: 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944 - Democratic

A

Franklin D. Roosevelt

352
Q

Name the President: – - National Union, Democratic

A

Andrew Johnson

353
Q

Name the President: President from 1841 to 1845

A

John Tyler

354
Q

Name the President: 2016 - Republican

A

Donald Trump

355
Q

Name the President: Served as a hangman in Erie County, NY

A

Grover Cleveland

356
Q

Name the President: From Texas:

A

Dwight D. Eisenhower, Lyndon B. Johnson, George W. Bush

357
Q

Name the President: Between: James A. Garfield and Grover Cleveland

A

Chester A. Arthur

358
Q

Name the President: Loved books, donated thousands to library og Congress after the British burned it in 1814

A

Thomas Jefferson

359
Q

Name the President: Number: 28

A

Woodrow Wilson

360
Q

Name the President: First President to have his veto overidden by Congress

A

John Tyler

361
Q

Name the President: VP: George M. Dallas

A

James K. Polk

362
Q

Name the President: Ol Kinderhook (OK)

A

Martin Van Buren

363
Q

Name the President: 1920 - Republican

A

Warren G. Harding

364
Q

Name the President: Not a president, but an important 19th century figure: Old Fuss and Feathers or Grand Old Man of the Army. Lost the 1852 election

A

Winfield Scott

365
Q

Name the President: Beat: William Jennings Bryan, 1896, 1900

A

William McKinley

366
Q

Name the President: Beat: Theodore Roosevelt, Charles E. Hughes

A

Woodrow Wilson

367
Q

Name the President: Purchased property known as the Hermitage

A

Andrew Jackson

368
Q

Name the President: Had a wild inauguration party in the White House, had to eventually kick people out

A

Andrew Jackson

369
Q

Name the President: Beat: Grover Cleveland

A

Benjamin Harrison

370
Q

Name the President: VP: None, One of four Presidents never have a VP (Chestur A Arthur, John Tyler, and Andrew Johnson)

A

Millard Fillmore

371
Q

Name the President: President from 1909 to 1913

A

William Howard Taft

372
Q

Name the President: Between: James Buchanan and Andrew Johnson

A

Abraham Lincoln

373
Q

Name the President: Elections: 1828, 1832

A

Andrew Jackson

374
Q

Name the President: From Georgia:

A

Jimmy Carter

375
Q

Name the President: 1980, 1984 - Republican

A

Ronald Reagan

376
Q

Name the President: Number: 27

A

William Howard Taft

377
Q

Name the President: From California:

A

Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan

378
Q

Name the President: Signed the Pendleton Civil Serivce Reform act, effectively ending the spoils system

A

Chester A. Arthur

379
Q

Name the President: Signed the Missouri compromise, banning slavery north of the Mason-Dixon line

A

James Monroe

380
Q

Name the President: Beat: Michael Dukakis

A

George H. W. Bush

381
Q

Name the President: President from 1861 to 1865

A

Abraham Lincoln

382
Q

Name the President: VP: Garret Hobart, Theodore Roosevelt

A

William McKinley

383
Q

Name the President: Response to the Panic of 1873 led to the Long Depression

A

Ulysses S Grant

384
Q

Name the President: President from 2021 to present

A

Joe Biden

385
Q

Name the President: First President to recieve a transatlantic telegram

A

James Buchanan

386
Q

Name the President: Between: Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton

A

George H. W. Bush

387
Q

Name the President: Party: Federalist (1796 election)

A

John Adams

388
Q

Name the President: Fought Robert E Lee during the overland campaign

A

Andrew Johnson

389
Q

Name the President: Not a president, but what was the first major third party in the US?

A

Anti-Masonic Party

390
Q

Name the President: Administration was defined by meritocracy from 1877 to 1881

A

Rutherford B. Hayes

391
Q

Name the President: Led the US into the War of 1812

A

James Madison

392
Q

Name the President: Monticello Estate

A

Thomas Jefferson

393
Q

Name the President: VP: Charles G. Dawes

A

Calvin Coolidge

394
Q

Name the President: 1960 - Democratic

A

John F. Kennedy

395
Q

Name the President: President from 1885 to 1889

A

Grover Cleveland

396
Q

Name the President: Between: Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt

A

William McKinley

397
Q

Name the President: First Lady: Lucy Mare Webb

A

Rutherford B. Hayes

398
Q

Name the President: Between: Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant

A

Andrew Johnson

399
Q

Name the President: First Lady: Jane Appleton

A

Franklin Pierce

400
Q

Name the President: Election: 1824. Democratic-Republican/National Republican

A

John Quincy Adams

401
Q

Name the President: Largely credited with the creation of the Democratic Party even though Andrew Jackson was the first Democratic President

A

Martin Van Buren

402
Q

Name the President: Beat: William Jennings Bryan, 1908

A

William Howard Taft

403
Q

Name the President: Between: Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter

A

Gerald Ford

404
Q

Name the President: VP: George H. W. Bush

A

Ronald Reagan

405
Q

Name the President: Number: 1

A

George Washington

406
Q

Name the President: Secretary: John Marshall (State)

A

John Adams

407
Q

Name the President: Number: 44

A

Barack Obama

408
Q

Name the President: Beat: John W. Davis

A

Calvin Coolidge

409
Q

Name the President: President from 1849 to 1850

A

Zachary Taylor

410
Q

Name the President: First Democrat to win the Presidency after the Civil War

A

Grover Cleveland

411
Q

Name the President: Between: George Washington and Thomas Jefferson

A

John Adams

412
Q

Name the President: Popularly acclaimed “The Father of the Constituion”

A

James Madison

413
Q

Name the President: President from 1929 to 1933

A

Herbert Hoover

414
Q

Name the President: Between: John Adams and James Madison

A

Thomas Jefferson

415
Q

Name the President: From New York:

A

Martin Van Buren, Millard Fillmore, Chester A. Arthur, Grover Cleveland, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Donald Trump

416
Q

Name the President: Along with Donald Trump and George W Bush, born in 1946

A

Bill Clinton

417
Q

Name the President: VP: William A. Wheeler

A

Rutherford B. Hayes

418
Q

Name the President: President from 1797 to 1801

A

John Adams

419
Q

Name the President: President from 2001 to 2009

A

George W. Bush

420
Q

Name the President: From New Hampshire:

A

Franklin Pierce

421
Q

Name the President: Primary author of the Declaration of Independence

A

Thomas Jefferson

422
Q

Name the President: VP: Thomas A. Hendricks

A

Grover Cleveland

423
Q

Name the President: Secretary: James Madison (state)

A

Thomas Jefferson

424
Q

Name the President: Number: 11

A

James K. Polk

425
Q

Name the President: President from 1865 to 1869

A

Andrew Johnson

426
Q

Name the President: Number: 23

A

Benjamin Harrison

427
Q

Name the President: VP: No VP, 1850-1852

A

Millard Fillmore

428
Q

Name the President: Died sixteen months into office from a stomach disease

A

Zachary Taylor

429
Q

Name the President: Fixed the current border with Canada at the 49th parallel

A

James Monroe

430
Q

Name the President: 1844 - Democratic

A

James K. Polk

431
Q

Name the President: Beat: Al Gore, John Kerry

A

George W. Bush

432
Q

Name the President: Beat: Winfield Scott Hancock

A

James A. Garfield

433
Q

Name the President: Number: 21

A

Chester A. Arthur

434
Q

Name the President: 1992, 1996 - Democratic

A

Bill Clinton

435
Q

Name the President: Beat: Horatio Seymour, Horace Greeley

A

Ulysses S. Grant

436
Q

Name the President: –1904 - Republican

A

Theodore Roosevelt

437
Q

Name the President: Beat: Richard Nixon

A

John F. Kennedy

438
Q

Name the President: Led the opposition to the Stamp Act via the Braintree Instructions

A

John Adams

439
Q

Name the President: President from 1857 to 1861

A

James Buchanan

440
Q

Name the President: President from 1913 to 1921

A

Woodrow Wilson

441
Q

Name the President: VP: Joe Biden

A

Barack Obama

442
Q

Name the President: Signed the Kansas-Nebraska Act, effectively nullifying the Missouri Compromise

A

Franklin Pierce

443
Q

Name the President: One of two former Presidents elected to the Congress after serving as President (not Andrew Johnson)

A

John Quincy Adams

444
Q

Name the President: Number: 24

A

Grover Cleveland

445
Q

Name the President: VP: Dick Cheney

A

George W. Bush

446
Q

Name the President: President from 1801 to 1809

A

Thomas Jefferson

447
Q

Name the President: On the nickel

A

Thomas Jefferson

448
Q

Name the President: Approved the Treaty of Ghent

A

James Madison

449
Q

Name the President: Between: Woodrow Wilson and Calvin Coolidge

A

Warren G. Harding

450
Q

Name the President: President from 1953 to 1961

A

Dwight D. Eisenhower

451
Q

Name the President: First Lady: Margaret Smith

A

Zachary Taylor

452
Q

Name the President: With Grover Cleveland, Martin Van Buren, and Teddy Roosevelt, one of 4 NY Governors to become President

A

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

453
Q

Name the President: Beat: Samuel J. Tilden

A

Rutherford B. Hayes

454
Q

Name the President: Returned the country to the gold standard to counteract inflation during the Long Depression

A

Rutherford B. Hayes

455
Q

Name the President: Number: 9

A

William Henry Harrison

456
Q

Name the President: Neutrality during French Revolution was unpopular with fellow politicians

A

John Adams

457
Q

Name the President: Led the repeal of the “gag rule”, allowing congress to debate issues of slavery

A

John Quincy Adams

458
Q

Name the President: Number: 7

A

Andrew Jackson

459
Q

Name the President: First Lady: Martha Wayles

A

Thomas Jefferson

460
Q

Name the President: Number: 5

A

James Monroe

461
Q

Name the President: First Lady: Martha Dandrigde

A

George Washington

462
Q

Name the President: VP: Mike Pence

A

Donald Trump

463
Q

Name the President: President during the Panic of 1857

A

James Buchanan

464
Q

Name the President: Between: William Henry Harrison and James K. Polk

A

John Tyler

465
Q

Name the President: Number: 30

A

Calvin Coolidge

466
Q

Name the President: From Iowa:

A

Herbert Hoover

467
Q

Name the President: President during the Panic of 1819

A

James Monroe

468
Q

Name the President: From Michigan:

A

Gerald Ford

469
Q

Name the President: Number: 18

A

Ulysses S. Grant

470
Q

Name the President: Secretary of State during the Lousiana purchase

A

James Madison

471
Q

Name the President: From Illinois:

A

Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, Barack Obama

472
Q

Name the President: Elections: 1800, 1804

A

Thomas Jefferson

473
Q

Name the President: Secretary: John Jay (State)

A

George Washington

474
Q

Name the President: Beat: None (succeeded Taylor)

A

Millard Fillmore

475
Q

Name the President: Between: Dwight D. Eisenhower and Lyndon B. Johnson

A

John F. Kennedy

476
Q

Name the President: Between: Calvin Coolidge and Franklin D. Roosevelt

A

Herbert Hoover

477
Q

Name the President: Middle name: Knox

A

James K. Polk

478
Q

Name the President: Beat: Andrew Jackson

A

John Quincy Adams

479
Q

Name the President: President from 1961 to 1963

A

John F. Kennedy

480
Q

Name the President: VP: None, One of four Presidents never have a VP (John Tyler Millard Fillmore, and Andrew Johnson)

A

Chester A. Arthur

481
Q

Name the President: won the only election where the President and VP were on opposing tickets

A

John Adams

482
Q

Name the President: VP: Lyndon B. Johnson

A

John F. Kennedy

483
Q

Name the President: Beat: Adlai Stevenson

A

Dwight D. Eisenhower

484
Q

Name the President: VP: Kamala Harris

A

Joe Biden

485
Q

Name the President: 1976 - Democratic

A

Jimmy Carter

486
Q

Name the President: Between: John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon

A

Lyndon B. Johnson

487
Q

Name the President: Beat: William Henry Harrison

A

Martin Van Buren

488
Q

Name the President: VP: Millard Fillmore

A

Zachary Taylor

489
Q

Name the President: VP: No VP, 1865-1868

A

Andrew Johnson

490
Q

Name the President: Indian removal act

A

Andrew Jackson

491
Q

Name the President: 2000, 2004 - Republican

A

George W. Bush

492
Q

Name the President: Intervened to uphold Dredd Scott

A

James Buchanan

493
Q

Name the President: President from 1901 to 1909

A

Theodore Roosevelt

494
Q

Name the President: Between: Martin Van Buren and John Tyler

A

William Henry Harrison

495
Q

Name the President: President from 1989 to 1993

A

George H. W. Bush

496
Q

Name the President: Signed the Whiskey Act, leading to the Whiskey Rebellion

A

George Washington

497
Q

Name the President: From Pennsylvania:

A

James Buchanan

498
Q

Name the President: Born in Westmoreland county, Virginia, (not Washington)

A

James Monroe

499
Q

Name the President: Signed a bill to federally protect black Americans during reconstruction

A

Ulysses S Grant

500
Q

Name the President: 1876 - Republican

A

Rutherford B. Hayes

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