| President | Question | Answer | % Correct |
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| William Henry Harrison | How many months was William Henry Harrison president for? | 1 | 100%
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| George Washington | How many terms did George Washington choose to run for, setting a precedent for future presidents? | 2 | 100%
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| Andrew Jackson | Andrew Jackson was the first president to be part of which political party? | Democratic | 100%
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| Martin Van Buren | Martin Van Buren was the only president to speak English as a second language. What was his first language? | Dutch | 100%
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| James Madison | James Madison's presidency included the war of 1812, which was fought against which country? | Great Britain | 100%
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| John Adams | On what date did John Adams die in 1826? | 4th of July | 90%
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| James Buchanan | James Buchanan is criticised for his ineffectiveness in preventing which war? | Civil War | 90%
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| Thomas Jefferson | Which other president died on the same day as Thomas Jefferson? | John Adams | 90%
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| John Quincy Adams | John Quincy Adams was a vocal advocate for the abolition of which then common practice? | Slavery | 90%
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| Jimmy Carter | What was former president Jimmy Carter's family business? | Peanut Farming | 85%
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| Andrew Johnson | What post-Civil War process did Andrew Johnson infamously hinder by vetoing many acts pushed by congress? | Reconstruction | 85%
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| James Monroe | Which president did James Monroe study law under in 1780? | Thomas Jefferson | 85%
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| Herbert Hoover | Hoover Dam is named after Herbert Hoover. Which river does Hoover Dam straddle? | Colorado River | 80%
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| Franklin D. Roosevelt | What were FDR's radio broadcasts he used to directly communicate with the American people about policy? | Fireside Chats | 75%
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| Woodrow Wilson | Woodrow Wilson was the architect of which major intergovernmental organisation, formed after World War I? | League of Nations | 75%
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| Richard Nixon | What was Richard Nixon's nickname, given due to his cunning campaign tactics? | 'Tricky Dick' | 75%
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| William Howard Taft | What, according to myth, did William Howard Taft famously break in the White House? | A Bathtub | 70%
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| Dwight D. Eisenhower | What was Eisenhower's pithy campaign slogan? | 'I like Ike' | 70%
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| George W. Bush | What was the name of the Bush administration's initiative to improve educational standards? | No Child Left Behind Act | 70%
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| James K. Polk | In December 1845, which republic became the 28th state? | Texas | 70%
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| Ronald Reagan | What did Ronald Reagan famously tell Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev to do in Berlin? | "Tear down this wall!" | 60%
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| Franklin Pierce | Which country's isolationist period ended during Pierce's presidency due to negotiations with the United States? | Japan | 55%
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| Warren G. Harding | What major scandal of the Harding administration involved bribery by oil companies? | Teapot Dome Scandal | 50%
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| Donald Trump | What year was Donald Trump's first presidential campaign? | 2000 | 45%
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| Lyndon B. Johnson | What was the collective names for the many reforms Lyndon B. Johnson introduced, including the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act? | Great Society | 45%
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| Calvin Coolidge | What French term is used to refer to Coolidge's economic policy, meaning 'hands off'? | Laissez-Faire | 45%
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| Theodore Roosevelt | After leaving office, what political party did Theodore Roosevelt form? | Progressive Party | 45%
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| Harry Truman | What was the name for a series of loans given to Western European nations during the Truman administration after World War II? | The Marshall Plan | 45%
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| John F. Kennedy | JFK famously said "Ich bin ein Berliner", in solidarity with the people of Berlin. What does this phrase actually translate to? | "I am a doughnut" | 40%
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| Bill Clinton | Over 22 million of these were created during the Bill Clinton administration - more than any other. What are they? | Jobs | 40%
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| George H. W. Bush | In 1988, Bush became the first sitting Vice President to win a presidential election since who? | Martin Van Buren | 35%
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| Ulysses S. Grant | Ulysses S. Grant famously served in the Civil War - but what other war did he serve in? | Mexican-American War | 35%
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| Barack Obama | What language does the name 'Barack' come from? | Swahili | 35%
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| Joe Biden | Which global warming treaty did the United States rejoin under Biden, after leaving in 2020? | The Paris Agreement | 35%
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| Zachary Taylor | Which political party was Zachary Taylor part of? | Whig Party | 35%
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| Millard Fillmore | Which Hollywood actor, born in 1958, humorously bears a resemblance to Millard Fillmore? | Alec Baldwin | 30%
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| James A. Garfield | Who assassinated James A. Garfield? | Charles Guiteau | 30%
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| Grover Cleveland | Grover was this president's middle name - what was his first name? | Stephen | 30%
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| Rutherford B. Hayes | Rutherford B. Hayes was from Ohio. His home city shares a name with which other state? | Delaware | 25%
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| Gerald Ford | Which state does Gerald Ford come from, the only president from there? | Nebraska | 25%
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| Abraham Lincoln | During the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln became an honorary citizen of which European nation? | San Marino | 25%
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| John Tyler | What nickname was given to John Tyler, due to the way he assumed the presidency? | 'His Accidency' | 20%
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| Chester A. Arthur | Chester A. Arthur was associated with which Gilded Age faction of the republican party? | Stalwarts | 20%
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| William McKinley | What controversial war involving the United States started in 1899, under McKinley? | Philippine-American War | 15%
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| Benjamin Harrison | What Christian denomination was Benjamin Harrison part of? | Presbyterianism | 5%
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