American Presidents: True or False #2

Answer these true or false questions about the presidents.

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1. During the 1960 Presidential Election, several women fainted at the sight of John F. Kennedy.

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2. Calvin Coolidge's real first name was Robert.

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3. Theodore Roosevelt played bagpipes for a Scottish orchestra from 1884-1887

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4. Bill Clinton once met Osama bin-laden and they actually got along quite well.

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5. The R. in Gerald R. Ford's name doesn't stand for anything.

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6. Ulysses S. Grant almost had his leg amputated after an accident with one of his prized stallions.

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7. Richard Nixon was actually a huge fanatic of the Fantastic Four. After his death in 1994, his family sold all 1,610 of his comics.

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8. Thomas Jefferson is known for popularizing macaroni. But what is less known is that he also popularized chicken pot pie.

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9. Franklin Pierce personally knew Ludwig van Beethoven. His father brought him and his sister on a trip to Vienna and they encountered each other in 1821.

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10. Jimmy Carter served on the USS Missouri during WW2.

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11. John Quincy Adams actively supported Napoleon and even gave him an ancient Greek harp during his exile on St Helena.

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12. Dwight David Eisenhower was the first Mormon president

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13. The last president not to be portrayed on SNL was Lyndon B. Johnson.