U.S. Presidents Trivia

Which president served in Congress after his time in office and suffered a fatal stroke on the floor of the House Chamber?

Which president was the first president to be sworn in by his nickname?

Perhaps due to chronic depression, this president is said to have slept up to 11 hours a day and always took an afternoon nap lasting at least 1-2 hours?

Famed inventor Alexander Graham Bell tried to save the life of this president after he was shot by an assassin?

According to his wishes, this president was buried wrapped in the American flag and his head rested on a copy of the U.S. Constitution?

Which president worked to save football from being banned in the United States?

Which president changed the name of the presidential mountain retreat Shangri-La to Camp David, after his grandson?

Which president took the oath of office in his own home?

Out of the five presidents to have worn a beard, this president is purported to have had the longest?

Which president was a Rhodes Scholar?

Mark Twain facilitated the publication of the autobiography of this president that was published the same year in the United States as The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn?

Sixteen years after leaving office, this president was elected to serve in the Confederate House of Representatives?

Who was the only man to be elected twice as U.S. Vice President and twice as President of the United States?

Before Ronald Reagan, this president was the first to be featured in a dramatic film?

Which president has long been labeled a self-proclaimed lover of pickles based on a quote falsely attributed to him?

In 1934, the image of this president was printed on the $100,000 bill, the highest denomination ever issued by the U.S. federal government?

Nathanial Hawthorne, author of The Scarlet Letter and other American classics, died while on a leisure trip to the White Mountains in New Hampshire with this president?

Influenced by the ‘Egyptomania’ craze of the 1920s, this president named his pet King Tut?

Which president, along with several members of his cabinet and a few congressmen, pitched in to put out a disastrous fire at the Library of Congress?

One of America’s most well known American poems by Walt Whitman begins: O Captain! My Captain! Our fearful trip is done; The ship has weathered every track The prize we sought is won. In this poem, Whitman’s captain is this president?