One Question About Every US President

How many terms did George Washington choose to run for, setting a precedent for future presidents?

On what date did John Adams die in 1826?

Which other president died on the same day as Thomas Jefferson?

James Madison's presidency included the war of 1812, which was fought against which country?

Which president did James Monroe study law under in 1780?

John Quincy Adams was a vocal advocate for the abolition of which then common practice?

Andrew Jackson was the first president to be part of which political party?

Martin Van Buren was the only president to speak English as a second language. What was his first language?

How many months was William Henry Harrison president for?

What nickname was given to John Tyler, due to the way he assumed the presidency?

In December 1845, which republic became the 28th state?

Which political party was Zachary Taylor part of?

Which Hollywood actor, born in 1958, humorously bears a resemblance to Millard Fillmore?

Which country's isolationist period ended during Pierce's presidency due to negotiations with the United States?

James Buchanan is criticised for his ineffectiveness in preventing which war?

During the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln became an honorary citizen of which European nation?

What post-Civil War process did Andrew Johnson infamously hinder by vetoing many acts pushed by congress?

Ulysses S. Grant famously served in the Civil War - but what other war did he serve in?

Rutherford B. Hayes was from Ohio. His home city shares a name with which other state?

Who assassinated James A. Garfield?

Chester A. Arthur was associated with which Gilded Age faction of the republican party?

Grover was this president's middle name - what was his first name?

What Christian denomination was Benjamin Harrison part of?

What controversial war involving the United States started in 1899, under McKinley?

After leaving office, what political party did Theodore Roosevelt form?

What, according to myth, did William Howard Taft famously break in the White House?

Woodrow Wilson was the architect of which major intergovernmental organisation, formed after World War I?

What major scandal of the Harding administration involved bribery by oil companies?

What French term is used to refer to Coolidge's economic policy, meaning 'hands off'?

Hoover Dam is named after Herbert Hoover. Which river does Hoover Dam straddle?

What were FDR's radio broadcasts he used to directly communicate with the American people about policy?

What was the name for a series of loans given to Western European nations during the Truman administration after World War II?

What was Eisenhower's pithy campaign slogan?

JFK famously said "Ich bin ein Berliner", in solidarity with the people of Berlin. What does this phrase actually translate to?

What was the collective names for the many reforms Lyndon B. Johnson introduced, including the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act?

What was Richard Nixon's nickname, given due to his cunning campaign tactics?

Which state does Gerald Ford come from, the only president from there?

What was former president Jimmy Carter's family business?

What did Ronald Reagan famously tell Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev to do in Berlin?

In 1988, Bush became the first sitting Vice President to win a presidential election since who?

Over 22 million of these were created during the Bill Clinton administration - more than any other. What are they?

What was the name of the Bush administration's initiative to improve educational standards?

What language does the name 'Barack' come from?

What year was Donald Trump's first presidential campaign?

Which global warming treaty did the United States rejoin under Biden, after leaving in 2020?