Eisenhower was also a University President; he headed Columbia University from 1948 to 1953. And Rutherford B. Hayes and James A. Garfield were both Civil War Generals. You need to be more precise.
Got 15 of these. Can't believe I missed Romney. But... really... didn't EVERY politician have some other job before/during/while/after they entered politics? It's extremely rare that this is not the case. If you made a quiz on politicians who did not have other careers it would be harder coming up with answers. That said, one famous one who came to mind was Nelson Rockefeller. But really you could put every U.S. president and vice president on this quiz, they all did something.
Unfortunately the worldwide trend is for people to select politics as a career - they start straight out of university working for a union, thinktank, lobby group or as a political staffer with the goal to see how far they can rise in the system (ie. personal ambition before actually fixing or improving something). Trump's election is a reaction against the political classes - hopefully better qualified, less narcissistic candidates will use the same pathway
Or add some others from overseas perhaps. Manny Pacquiao (boxer) springs to mind. Emperess Theodora or Dowager Emperess Cixi (prostitute/concubine). Or Stalin (seminary student, gangster). Or Hitler (soldier, failed artist).
What would that city have looked like when he was done? Crime would probably have been at an all-time low, and firearms salesmen would have done record business.
The firearms sales tend to go up when the liberal president/governor/mayors are in office because they threaten to take the guns away. Otherwise, people don't buy more guns when their representative is pro second amendment.
Technically he is not the President-Elect yet. He lost the popular vote and the electoral college has not yet voted. So no one has elected him. Presumptive President would be better.
IMO, you should have left him on. Largent is by no means obscure. He's a Hall of Fame wide receiver for the Seattle Seahawks. Let his presence separate the "men from the boys" on this quiz.
Do you mean literally separate the men from the boys? Seems like most people born in the last 30 years would have never heard of him, let alone know that he was an Oklahoma politician.
Since you included Wilson who had a previous career as an academic, I would suggest including Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren. She had a career as a very well known law professor at Rutgers and Harvard prior to being elected as a Senator.
First Lady is not really a career or job; it's just the spouse of the President. If you are going to include Hillary, lawyer would be her job but since she has always been political (even as a lawyer) she does not fit on the list.
i know this comments section is inundated with suggestions for additions but i think a really fitting one to make it up to 20 would be volodymyr zelenskyy, former comedian now president of ukraine. i reckon a lot of people would get it and it would make it a less us-centric quiz.
Also, when she was ambassador Shirley Temple's name was Shirley Temple Black.