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U.S. Presidents Quiz
Can you name all 45 people who have served as President of the United States?
Parties: Democratic Republican Whig Democratic-Republican Federalist Independent
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| First submitted | January 21, 2013 |
| Times taken | 3,551,063 |
| Average score | 62.2% |
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Like this, https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/72360/us-presidents-in-chronological-order
But maybe this quiz is meant to be easier, since it's a badge quiz.
I enjoy taking it to practice, along with the chronological, and the picture quizzes.
When Johnson fills in, I get a ton of presidents for free (L J G H G A C H C M)
Animaniacs?
Spelled: Buchanan, and Wilson (Accordingly)
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This beats or equals 32% of test takers
The average score is 28
Your high score is 20
First ever try, working towards the USA badge. Thought I’d get more, but it was my first time ever doing this
I’m sure Biden won the 2020 election, but he only becomes president the next year.
I guess this is just standard for Jetpunk quizzes?
And you could even end up, theoretically, in the case where a president was president after his successor. Let say, for example, that Buchanan dies in office on January 2nd, 1861 (I choose this one, because I know very few of you, divided Americans, would feel offended by this example :D). So Breckinridge becomes president. From 1861 to 1861 (March 4th, since inauguration was in March back then). And then Lincoln takes over on March 4th 1861. Now, if you use election date, that is 1860 to 1865 for Lincoln, what date would you use for Breckinridge. He wasn't elected, so you have to fall back on his sworn in. But then the list have "1861-1861" followed by "1860-1865". Strange.
47. Donald Trump(2025-2028) dies in office
48. JD Vance(2028-2033)
49. Pete Buttigieg(2033-2037)
Vance doesn't seem a presumptive front-runner for after-Trump (see what happened with Pence. And even if Trump and Vance remain in good terms, there are some heavier weight in the Trumpian camp; plus he still needs to win if he is the nominee, and again, most previous cases failed than succeeded).
His main chance to become president is indeed if Trump doesn't finish his term (and if so, he has indeed a very good chance to be reelected without serious challenge in his own party, in 2028).
(I am just trying to be objective, not to express any political opinion on a country that isn't mine)
Perhaps a better system would be based on promotions. To be a governor, you must first be a mayor. And to be President you must first be a governor.
The Romans had something like that with their "cursus honorum".
But that's clearly not the system we have. And democracy has worked better than anything that's come before. Really, it just comes down to the voters making good or poor choices. My fear is that the "vote for me and get free stuff" strategy is going to dominate in the future even more than it does today.
Wait...there could be a way to remember...