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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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Last updated: December 5, 2019
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First submittedJanuary 21, 2013
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Term
President
2017-
Donald Trump
2009-2017
Barack Obama
2001-2009
George W. Bush
1993-2001
Bill Clinton
1989-1993
George H.W. Bush
1981-1989
Ronald Reagan
1977-1981
Jimmy Carter
1974-1977
Gerald R. Ford
1969-1974
Richard Nixon
1963-1969
Lyndon B. Johnson
1961-1963
John F. Kennedy
1953-1961
Dwight D. Eisenhower
1945-1953
Harry Truman
1933-1945
Franklin D. Roosevelt
1929-1933
Herbert Hoover
Term
President
1923-1929
Calvin Coolidge
1921-1923
Warren Harding
1913-1921
Woodrow Wilson
1909-1913
William Taft
1901-1909
Theodore Roosevelt
1897-1901
William McKinley
1893-1897
Grover Cleveland
1889-1893
Benjamin Harrison
1885-1889
Grover Cleveland
1881-1885
Chester A. Arthur
1881
James Garfield
1877-1881
Rutherford B. Hayes
1869-1877
Ulysses S. Grant
1865-1869
Andrew Johnson
1861-1865
Abraham Lincoln
Term
President
1857-1861
James Buchanan
1853-1857
Franklin Pierce
1850-1853
Millard Fillmore
1849-1850
Zachary Taylor
1845-1849
James K. Polk
1841-1845
John Tyler
1841
William Henry Harrison
1837-1841
Martin Van Buren
1829-1837
Andrew Jackson
1825-1829
John Quincy Adams
1817-1825
James Monroe
1809-1817
James Madison
1801-1809
Thomas Jefferson
1797-1801
John Adams
1789-1797
George Washington
DarthCaedus66
+1
Level 14
Sep 10, 2017
Got em all with 15 seconds to go
Stef2
+1
Level 56
Jun 25, 2020
Cool
Difluzi
+2
Level 65
Sep 10, 2017
I got 33 and im from Germany :D
Warrenation
+6
Level 17
Sep 14, 2017
TRUMP IS HERE!!!
kalbahamut
+16
Level 79
Jun 20, 2018
Good. Keep him out of the White House.
thefalconwizard
+3
Level 20
Jan 15, 2019
ben shapiro should run for office
kalbahamut
+8
Level 79
Feb 1, 2019
oh god no. Though he would obviously be an improvement over Trump I absolutely hate that twerp's ugly pinched face, nasally whiny voice and ridiculous coaster hat and hate YouTube for constantly recommending videos he's in to me. Just because I think social justice warriors are horribly misguided doesn't mean I want to listen to that jerk, come on.
jtb77
+4
Level 43
Apr 11, 2019
Trump 2020
kalbahamut
+12
Level 79
May 5, 2019
Moldy baloney sandwich 2020 (better than Trump)
TWM03
+2
Level 59
Jun 5, 2019
thefalconwizard and jtb77 CALMLY EDUCATED with FACTS and LOGIC by kalbahamut
Shade9099
+1
Level 60
Apr 13, 2020
Better Trump in office than Kalbahamut
Jacktheguy
+1
Level 82
Apr 13, 2020
Actually I'd prefer the other way around.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
May 7, 2020
I will never be president. I wasn't born rich and am too private and not narcissistic enough to consent to be on a reality TV show, so the fact that I have no relevant experience would be an impediment to me obtaining elected office in a way that it was not for Trump. However, if I was president, I would be 1000x better at it than Trump is. And I'm guessing Shade would do a better job, too. It's hard to imagine anyone doing worse.
BusinessFreak
+1
Level 30
Jun 24, 2020
For not being narcissistic enough, you managed to bloat your ego, make fun of Jewish hats, and hate on possibly the one of the most logical people in the U.S. in a couple of posts.
Jacktheguy
+2
Level 82
Jun 24, 2020
I agree with Ben Shapiro on a few things but he's not as smart as you'd like to think he is. Also he's an a-hole.
AmyD85
+1
Level 56
Oct 1, 2017
Millard Fillmore - I knew you well - NOT! Obviously, one of our more forgettable Presidents. LOL
jeveritt
+1
Level 25
Oct 3, 2017
Got all of them with 3:29 to go and from the UK!
zodiae
+1
Level 36
Oct 3, 2017
3:32 left!
RhaegarTargaryen
+9
Level 51
Oct 5, 2017
I missed 2017 as I feel leaving it blank should count, since it's practically the same thing.
vazilega
+1
Level 22
Oct 12, 2017
:) I agree
kenpo17
+4
Level 67
Oct 18, 2017
I would happily have voted to leave the presidency vacant over any of the choices we were offered.
MinecraftMadman
+1
Level 28
Jun 4, 2020
LOL i agree
SpankyMcFabulous
+2
Level 47
Oct 22, 2017
Anyone else get the Animaniacs' Presidents song rattling through their head to help with this?
Aesthus
+6
Level 54
Oct 24, 2017
Here's a relevant quote: 'People happy with the results argue the system is working fine -- of course they do. Their team won. But government isn't a sport where a singular "winner" must be determined. It's a system to make rules that everyone follows and so, we need a system where everyone can agree the process is fair even if the results don't go in their favour. If you support a system that disenfranchises people you don't like and turbo-franchises people you do - then it doesn't look like you support representative democracy, it looks like you support a kind of dictatorship lite.' That's CGP Grey. If you're upset with how the election turned out, *tough luck*. There's a set of rules for how an election works and, no matter how stupid the rules are, Trump used them to garner a majority of electoral college. Logically, he is the president. He isn't a good president? Well, neither were any of the others, according to (about) half of all people. At least in most cases. Deal with it.
kalbahamut
+3
Level 79
Mar 1, 2018
"If you support a system that disenfranchises people you don't like and turbo-franchises people you do" then you are probably Republican.
Waikareiti
+8
Level 38
Jan 31, 2019
What about people like me, who are not American and can't vote (not that I'd want to) but I can still see the failings of the system? I'm not saying the system is unfair because my person lost, I'm saying it's unfair because it's not fair!
jmellor13
+1
Level 64
Dec 23, 2019
People like you are right.
HectorVortac
+2
Level 49
Oct 29, 2017
Dang, I forgot one of only two presidents mentioned by They Might be Giants.
flushfido
+1
Level 48
Sep 16, 2019
James K. Polk, Napoleon of the Stump?
divantilya
+3
Level 38
Oct 30, 2017
Oh, yeah. We must all gleefully accept the legitimacy of a winner who as a candidate declared before the election that if he lost, the election would have been rigged and that he would not accept the results.
theguy316
+1
Level 45
Nov 19, 2017
42/44 not bad for a Brit
DasCreamy109
+1
Level 53
Nov 20, 2017
Check this quiz out.
DasCreamy109
+1
Level 53
Nov 20, 2017
Or this one.
kidztv
+1
Level 7
Nov 24, 2017
it is not fair that i taught myself the presidents in second grade... 3 years ago.
DapperAlpaca
+1
Level 44
Mar 29, 2018
Why isn't it fair? You shouldn't have been allowed to teach yourself American Presidents?
coopny14
+2
Level 43
Dec 6, 2017
I voted for Pat Paulson
Sean1573
+1
Level 45
Dec 10, 2017
Got 'em all with 4:04 remaining
Papaya
+1
Level 47
Dec 12, 2017
...Chester Arthur gets instated, 4 years later he was traded...
IrredeemableHickspanic
+1
Level 34
Dec 13, 2017
I was about to miss Fillmore, Tyler and Arthur!
divantilya
+1
Level 38
Dec 13, 2017
Finally aced it, after some six tries.
geographyman19
+1
Level 34
Dec 19, 2017
I feel proud of myself for knowing 32 of the 45 presidents
michaelgtcpa
+1
Level 45
Dec 21, 2017
I cringe every time I write Martin Van Buren.
Footballmann
+1
Level 40
Dec 21, 2017
45/45... 3:39 left
bungie11
+1
Level 28
Dec 22, 2017
2:43 out of 44/44
bungie11
+1
Level 28
Dec 22, 2017
easy peasy
Wiikipedia
+1
Level 40
Dec 23, 2017
Should add type inns for Donald J Trump
Stursi
+4
Level 44
Dec 26, 2017
Got 40/44 and am proud of myself because I’m european and have never really studied these things. I knew most of them only because of animaniacs :D
MinecraftMadman
+1
Level 28
Jun 4, 2020
Good job! :)
Cooldrive
+2
Level 52
Dec 27, 2017
Ha, Ha, Ha Trump is President. He has the most conservative cabinet in history. He's putting conservatives on the Supreme Court. Ha, ha, ha. He's also the smartest president ever, with the most beautiful wife. When life is good for President, life is good for America. Ha, ha, ha. Bill Clinton's tag along lost. Ha, ha, ha.
divantilya
+4
Level 38
Feb 17, 2018
Cooldrive: You're either dreaming or hallucinating! - A Bachelor's degree from Wharton (Trump), versus a Masters in Business Administration from Yale (George W. Bush) ??? - Who would you say is the smartest?
YellowJacket
+2
Level 71
Dec 21, 2019
Wilson had a Ph.D. in political science. Obama, Roosevelt, Roosevelt, Nixon, Ford, Hayes, and Clinton all had law degrees. Eisenhower had a degree from West Point and graduate degrees from three Army Colleges. Carter took post-grad courses in Nuclear Physics. JFK had a Master's from Stanford. I think it is safe to say that Trump is not the smartest or most highly educated president in history.
kalbahamut
+5
Level 79
Mar 1, 2018
what's with all the commas? Are you the sloth from Zootopia? Smartest president ever.... somebody nuke us please
stylus
+5
Level 47
Nov 6, 2018
I quote - "I am a very stable genius", "I have the best words".
kalbahamut
+3
Level 79
Mar 28, 2019
Using a standard analysis of the president's vocabulary in speeches, and an impartial system developed for the military decades ago, it was determined that Donald Trump had about a 4th grade vocabulary, the lowest of any president in history.

People who are classified as mentally retarded often are able to function at up to a 6th grade level.
JWatson24
+3
Level 58
Dec 22, 2019
I think it's safe to say that Trump is mentally incapacitated. I don't have the credentials to officially diagnose him with a disorder but when you have a President who thinks little is spelled "liddle," thinks modern alliances are based on the Normandy landings, and writes insults on Twitter at 3 AM in all caps, it's safe to say that the President is not just dumb but mentally unfit. Impeachment's definitely making his meltdown worse.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 79
Dec 23, 2019
Trump has textbook malignant narcissistic personality disorder. That couldn't be any more clear. He also is profoundly, catastrophically ignorant about virtually every subject. This is also perfectly clear. It's very clear that he has issues with his temperament and emotional maturity. He definitely has antisocial personality disorder.
^- definite. speculative -v
He probably has a very low IQ. He might have attention deficit disorder. He displays some symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder. There is some evidence that he is borderline illiterate. He is showing some signs of dementia. He is probably a psychopath or at least a sociopath. Some would classify him as a pedophile or ephebophile; personally I would not, though he is a creep and a serial sex offender. He might be bipolar. He might be dyslexic. And personally I think there's a very good chance that he could be classified as intellectually disabled or mentally retarded.
Fishbone
+1
Level 50
Jun 9, 2020
Kal, do you have a link to the analysis of the president's vocabulary in speeches? Not doubting you, rather, I'd like to see how the other presidents rank and in what order. Thanks in advance.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Jun 16, 2020
Of the last 15 president Hoover's speech vocabulary was the best, 11th grade level. Followed by Carter, Obama, Ford, Eisenhower, Nixon, Clinton, Kennedy, Reagan, Johnson, Roosevelt, Bush Jr, Bush Sr (that ordering surprised me), and finally Truman at a 6th grade level. and then Trump at 4th grade.

Granted, most of these presidents were capable of expressing themselves at a higher level if they chose to, Bush and Trump perhaps being the exceptions, but they may have chosen to speak more plainly is speeches to communicate their ideas more clearly, or come across as more relatable or folksy. But... even if that's what Trump was going for, aiming at 4th graders is pretty pathetic. and hearing him talk in interviews or when he calls in to Fox and Friends etc the picture doesn't get any better.
bungie11
+1
Level 28
Dec 30, 2017
3:43 REMANING my highscore so far
FamousRob
+15
Level 83
Jan 2, 2018
I keep on missing Trump because the quiz won't accept "Moron" as an answer. Can this be corrected?
msliv
+9
Level 32
Jan 7, 2018
I think it's a bit unfair to ask for 100% on this quiz for the history badge, makes it very US-centric and implies that all these presidents are super-important to world history, whereas for the other quizzes you don't ask 100%
kenpo17
+3
Level 67
Jan 12, 2018
You mean they don't learn about Franklin Pierce in Australia or Europe?
YellowJacket
+4
Level 71
Dec 21, 2019
As an American, I don't recall ever learning about Franklin Pierce in any history class - and I have a history degree. Even in college classes, Pierce was basically relegated to a footnote and was someone who did not do much.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 79
Jan 26, 2020
I remember learning about him in school. But not a lot. I picked up more watching documentaries on TV and YouTube.
kenpo17
+1
Level 67
Mar 16, 2020
YellowJacket, that was my point. I suppose the sarcasm didn't come through very well. I think msliv has a point regarding the history badge requiring 100% on this quiz.
CaoMaru
+1
Level 50
Jan 23, 2020
Agree.
Gotterdammerung
+1
Level 52
Mar 20, 2020
It is already on the U.S. badge and has a more forgiving requirement for the beginner badge, so this isn't the worst idea.
coopny14
+1
Level 43
Jan 7, 2018
Think about it. California, New York, Texas, Michigan would have the most power due to their population. Give the little guys a say in the election process.
DapperAlpaca
+2
Level 44
Mar 29, 2018
Nobody lives there. By popular vote, they get a say. Their vote is equal to everyone else's.
MyMindWentBlank
+2
Level 52
Aug 4, 2018
Those states don't even account for 30% of the total population of the country. That's significantly less than a majority, even if every single person in those states held exactly the same political beliefs.
JGElias
+3
Level 50
May 23, 2020
The smaller the state the more representation they have per capita. Each state gets 2 guaranteed seats in the electoral college no matter the size. Those 2 seats become more valuable when the population is smaller - so the smaller the state the more representation they get. Bigger states are under-represented.
hbomber
+1
Level 42
Jan 8, 2018
Why does the test say out of 44 when there are 45 answers?
kenpo17
+1
Level 67
Jan 12, 2018
Grover Cleveland probably only counts as one, even though his terms were non-consecutive.
bungie11
+1
Level 28
Jan 11, 2018
beat it by getting all right with 3:53
ironhawk
+4
Level 22
Jan 12, 2018
For all of you guys ranting on about the electoral college and how the election should be decided on the popular vote, there's a reason we have the electoral college. This reason is so other states with lower populations (ex: Wyoming, the Dakotas, Montana) can have a say in the voting. Our government is a republic, so everyone has a say. If the elections were decided on the popular vote, the election would be decided only in the states with a large population such as California, New York, Texas, and Florida. So that would basically ruin the point of our government and start a tyranny.
kalbahamut
+9
Level 79
Mar 1, 2018
Every ONE has a say? That doesn't make any sense when the ONEs from Wyoming have 3.6x the voting power as the ONEs from California. We've moved past the idea that the United States is a collection of states with competing interests. We're all one country. The only reason Republicans want to disenfranchise people so much or reduce their voting power is because they know that they can't possibly win if the will of the people was accurately represented. They NEED things like gerrymandering, illegal voter purging and voter registration restrictions, and the electoral college to hold on to power. If you're worried about tyranny look to those who represent a minority and are imposing their will on the majority, not the majority who have no power.
Malbaby
+1
Level 69
Jan 15, 2018
If you think voting in the US is weird just see what voting in Australia is like ........ here it is
TWM03
+1
Level 59
Jun 17, 2018
Wow. 82 candidates!? AV has many other flaws but this was one I hadn't thought about before.
cesario
+8
Level 45
Jan 15, 2018
There's a book called "Yo Millard Fillmore" that's an extended mnemonic for remembering all the presidents. I only remember parts of it, but I used it to help on this quiz. The only one I missed is...Millard Fillmore. *facepalm*
MorganaVelaryon
+2
Level 25
Jan 16, 2018
I'm from Germany and got 15, I think I should start to learn more about american history (and the presidents are a great staring point, I guess).
NuclearMapping
+1
Level 14
Jan 16, 2018
NEVER - Trump THE REST OF MURICAS LIFE - Me!
emcee2
+1
Level 21
Jan 19, 2018
I am so ashamed of myself. I'm taking american republic and i had to look into my history book. oh well
Antofagasta
+3
Level 47
Jan 22, 2018
As a very stable genius, I should have got 100%. The claim that I missed Rutherford B. Hayes is fake news.
JGElias
+1
Level 50
May 23, 2020
And even of you did miss it, it doesn't matter. And if it does matter, then everybody misses it anyway.
Kontio100
+8
Level 47
Jan 31, 2018
I'm from Finland and got 25 - I bet that no one of you Americans can name 25 Finnish presidents...don't worry, neither can I. Mainly because there has been only 12...
bungie11
+1
Level 28
Feb 1, 2018
NOW 3:54!
martay
+3
Level 63
Feb 17, 2018
Fun fact: Republicans have won the popular vote for President only once since 1992.
kalbahamut
+6
Level 79
Mar 1, 2018
Which is why the propaganda arm of the Republican party aka Fox News and conservative talk radio has made it a talking point (and thus got all their listeners repeating the same talking point) that the electoral college is somehow a vital protection against tyranny.
kenpo17
+1
Level 67
Apr 26, 2018
The people that designed it thought so too.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Jun 15, 2018
^ this is not accurate. Not in the way that the system currently works. I'd encourage you to actually look it up some place other than the Heritage Foundation and do some reading on the subject.
kenpo17
+2
Level 67
Nov 6, 2018
I majored in this in college. It is you who needs better sources. For better or worse, the Founders were highly skeptical of simple majority rule because many of them were classicists and did not want us to end up as another Athens, where one demagogue could sway the masses and create a tyrannical majority of mob rule. I'm not saying they would have been happy with the results the Electoral College has given us, but it was their belief that by having specially chosen electors, they could insulate the government somewhat from a fickle, easily swayed populace. Problem is they underestimated how well the parties would learn to game the system.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Dec 26, 2018
I need don't any better sources, dipstick. I know what you said. I also am talking about what the electoral college IS, not what it was envisioned to be. Since the electoral college does not function the way it was intended and almost all electors simply vote the way the popular vote in their state goes, the relevant part of it that we're left with is that states with smaller populations end up with disproportionately more voting power. This is not and never was intended to be a protection against tyranny or mob rule. This (the only relevant) part of the EC was meant as a compromise to get less populous states on board with the whole process. It is antiquated and unnecessary today.
Malbaby
+1
Level 69
Feb 20, 2018
Try Governors who became Presidents ......here it is
divantilya
+3
Level 38
Mar 21, 2018
I fail to laud someone who is on his third wife as being the protector of "the nuclear family, or has "family values" sprouted a new definition?
YellowJacket
+3
Level 71
Dec 21, 2019
I fail to see how someone who cheated on wife #1 with wife #2, cheated on wife #2 with wife #3, and who cheated on wife #3 with multiple other women is someone Evangelicals say is a Christian and the guy before him, who has not cheated on his first wife, and who went to church most Sundays, was not. For the record, I also have the same complaints about Newt Gingrich but he, thankfully, is not the president.
payel123
+1
Level 40
Mar 26, 2018
Can You Accept Barrack Obama?
DapperAlpaca
+4
Level 44
Mar 29, 2018
It's wrong, so hopefully not.
HectorVortac
+3
Level 49
May 9, 2018
To do this the quizmaster would basically have to figure out every possible misspelling of every president's name and make them all count. Let's make it simple and require the right spelling.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Jan 26, 2020
If so you should also accept Baraka Obama
MinecraftMadman
+1
Level 28
Jun 4, 2020
Or "Barraco Barner", remember that Tweet?
killerkyle
+1
Level 27
Mar 30, 2018
Got 100% ! #HistoryMajor
Littlep
+1
Level 8
Apr 10, 2018
Great quiz
Pharley
+1
Level 64
Apr 26, 2018
I was sure there was an American president called Munro. Or possibly Monro. Should have thought to stick and E on the end....
Vinu1604
+1
Level 14
May 6, 2018
Know all presidents and from England
filiphoset
+1
Level 45
May 24, 2019
Know all presidents and form North Korea
Needle41
+1
Level 30
Oct 7, 2019
know all presidents and from uranus
Malbaby
+1
Level 69
Jun 6, 2018
Do you know your Presidents? try US President's Anagram quiz ....here it is
Sirinwara
+2
Level 39
Jun 9, 2018
21/44 and I'm from Hungary. Sorry guys but your antebellum presidents are totally unknown here - apart from Washington and Jefferson which I knew but the rest...
kalbahamut
+2
Level 79
Jun 15, 2018
Minus Polk the run of 8 presidents before Lincoln are also not well known amongst Americans. They were all forgettable. Most of them exercised little power (Congress was really in control of the country at the time). A few of them died a short while in to their terms in office. One was not even elected. And all are ranked among the worst presidents in US history, though Trump has got them beat in that category according to the latest polls.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 79
Jun 15, 2018
If you don't know Jackson, Madison, Monroe or Adams they are worth looking up even if you are not American.

There's an entertaining miniseries on John Adams that was produced by HBO a few years back. Worth a download.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Jun 15, 2018
(the 7 or 8 presidents after Lincoln are also often ranked among the worst in history, though not as bad as the lot that came before- not a good time in Presidential history)
kenpo17
+1
Level 67
Jul 6, 2018
Why do you say minus Polk?
kalbahamut
+2
Level 79
Oct 8, 2018
Because he's more noteworthy than the other 7.
SilentFox
+1
Level 52
Jun 22, 2018
does it matter. regardless whoever is President. The job is not easy. The most important thing is Our Presidents in th epast and current and future will always be # 1 because we are The United States Of America.
Hazey78
+1
Level 14
Jun 27, 2018
I love that I get to learn about the presidents, I love George Washington because wouldn't it be cool if you were the person to be the starter of the presidency. It would be cool if I were the first president!!
SilentFox
+1
Level 52
Jul 5, 2018
This is an awesome quiz. I am in awe of the 45 men who listed as The President of The United States of America. We are the greatest country on this earth. Yes, we have our ups and downs and we are not perfect and we only make up 5 percent of the World's population; yet We are the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave. All 45 men deserve our respect for the office and all 45 served. Thanks to all of Our Presidents.
TWM03
+3
Level 59
Jul 16, 2018
There have only been 44 of them.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Jun 14, 2019
While it's true only 44 men have served as president, often people get confused because the current president is usually listed as the 45th. That's because Garfield, who served two non-consecutive terms, is listed as both POTUS # 22 and POTUS #24.
TWM03
+2
Level 59
Jul 5, 2019
While Garfield may have been president twice or even two presidents, he was certainly not two men.
LincolnIsTheBestOne
+2
Level 60
Aug 26, 2019
Um, kalbahamut, don't you mean Grover Cleveland, not James Garfield? Remember that Garfield was assassinated after a couple hundred days in office.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Aug 29, 2019
yes, Cleveland. My mistake.
someone2018
+3
Level 81
Oct 13, 2019
I'm still waiting for the 44th person to serve.
oastone
+1
Level 63
Jul 12, 2018
I wonder what accounts for the percentage difference between the two Roosevelts and the two Harrisons. The Bushes and Adams have the same percentage points, as one would expect.
TWM03
+1
Level 59
Jul 16, 2018
For the Roosevelts it will be people writing "FDR".
kenpo17
+1
Level 67
Aug 22, 2018
And for the Harrisons, it's probably because the misspelling "Harison" works for William but not Benjamin.
ChipOtley
+1
Level 74
Aug 26, 2019
Possibly because they have different forenames too? So typing John Adams will still hit both, etc.
Cwej
+6
Level 61
Jul 16, 2018
Accept "Putin" for "Trump"? :-)
llamedos
+1
Level 46
Oct 16, 2018
well played getting there before me
coopny14
+3
Level 43
Jul 16, 2018
44 Presidents is correct. Cleveland served two non consecutive terms.. 45 Administrations 44 Men. Excellent quiz. It got people to discuss the good and bad about America.
ivocado
+1
Level 20
Jul 17, 2018
Most of the streets in my neighborhood are named after presidents and I still can't remember all of them! I will keep trying though because I want to earn the beautiful USA badge.
btlover90
+1
Level 25
Jul 21, 2018
Got 100%. I knew that George H. W. Bush and George Bush were related, so I knew about two presidents that had the same name. Forgot that some of the presidents also had the same last name also.
AliGeo
+1
Level 28
Jul 27, 2018
I can't help but forget Fillmore... maybe because I can't fill my head with more informations... ;)
AliGeo
+1
Level 28
Jul 27, 2018
It's easy to remember every president : if you watch grey's anatomy you have Wilson and Pierce. Pretty Little Liars : Harding (Ian). Indiana Jones : Harrison and Ford. Garfield : Garfield. Imagine those characters together and you'll remember them
REKZKING67
+1
Level 20
Sep 19, 2018
finished with 1.50 left
bezz
+1
Level 64
Oct 1, 2018
Trump 2017-2019
jm
+1
Level 71
Oct 22, 2018
Instead of Washington, could we have a picture of Franklin Pierce - because he is the only one I missed. 59% of my fellow quiztakers are in the same boat. :-)
edj99
+2
Level 24
Nov 2, 2018
This quiz is really hard as a non-American
kenpo17
+8
Level 67
Nov 6, 2018
Typing the most recent answer is really hard as an American...
gccwang24
+1
Level 39
Nov 25, 2018
Who remembers the song from the Simpsons: "There's Taylor, there's Tyler, there's Fillmore and there's Hayes. There's William Henry Harrison: 'I died in thirty days!'" Also remembered Chester A. Arthur from Die Hard 3.
TheodoreE45
+2
Level 63
Dec 1, 2018
George H.W. Bush: June 12, 1924 - November 30, 2018. (94) He was a good president, an even better family man, and an amazing human being. May he rest in peace.
bezz
+3
Level 64
Dec 12, 2018
Yes, despite his funneling of money to the contras in Nicaragua from illegal arms sales to Iran, the appointment of Clarence Thomas to the Supreme court, the blow up and utter destruction of the savings and loans, etc etc. see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_federal_political_scandals_in_the_United_States#George_H._W._Bush_administration_(1989%E2%80%931993) compared to Trump, anyone looks good.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Dec 26, 2018
Pretty minor scandals and Bush was only vice president when Iran-Contra went down, though he did pardon most of the guilty parties later on. Clarence Thomas is way better than Brett Kavanaugh.
kenpo17
+4
Level 67
Dec 29, 2018
Better than Brett Kavanaugh is a very, very low bar to clear.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Dec 31, 2018
Perhaps. Still. Bush Sr. wasn't that bad. Especially if the appointment of Thomas to the Supreme Court was the worst thing he's done. Trump wishes the worst thing he'd done was appointing Brett Kavanaugh, but he currently touts it (probably rightly) as among his greatest achievements.
YellowJacket
+1
Level 71
Dec 21, 2019
From what I gathered during Mr. Kavanaugh's confirmation, he has cleared (out) many bars since he really, really likes beer.
JonahFeigelson
+1
Level 26
Dec 18, 2018
i actually just forgot abe lincoln...
Jayjaysciz
+2
Level 49
Dec 21, 2018
Today as I'm reading these pro Trump comments, it struck me that they have not aged well at all. And as 2019 sets to begin, it's just going to get worse for him.
kalbahamut
+5
Level 79
Dec 26, 2018
They had already aged poorly a year before the inauguration. Trump has always been beyond horrible and if you can't see that something is wrong with you. This presidency has been every bit as bad as anyone paying attention could have predicted it would be.
jtb77
+1
Level 43
Apr 11, 2019
Yeah, how'd that work out? NO COLLUSION
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
May 5, 2019
I've said this before: given the mental acumen of some posters on this site the rules against dirty words and ad hominem attacks are onerous and unfair.
The Mueller investigation created a legal framework whereby Mueller's team could find Trump either "not guilty" or "not not guilty." If you read the actual report they make it clear that they are finding Trump "not not guilty." The evidence is there, but they left it up to Congress to do anything about it. Also, Mueller makes it clear that since COLLUSION is not a legal term in the United States what was being investigated was criminal obstruction of justice and criminal conspiracy, things for which enormous amounts of evidence are detailed over the 400 pages, and part of why almost everyone in the Trump administration and campaign is currently either in jail, awaiting sentencing, making plea deals or under investigation.
falcon360
+1
Level 21
Dec 30, 2018
I forget JFK Lord forgive me...
Volhosis
+1
Level 25
Jan 4, 2019
100% with 4:11 left!
GeoDude
+4
Level 53
Jan 7, 2019
I got them all, from Washington to Obama!
divantilya
+1
Level 38
Jan 21, 2019
Unfortunately, ignoring Trump will NOT make him go away. Like it or not, he is now part of our history; an ignoble part to be sure, but a part of it nonetheless.
jtb77
+2
Level 43
Apr 11, 2019
Trump 2020
kalbahamut
+3
Level 79
May 6, 2019
stupid is as stupid does
FamousRob
+1
Level 83
Jun 30, 2020
Trump 2016-2020. Fixed it for you.
Waikareiti
+1
Level 38
Jan 31, 2019
Quizmaster, the 2 Harrison's have different acceptance criteria. Can you please strandardise the acceptable spellings.
divantilya
+1
Level 38
Jan 31, 2019
I would like to debunk at least part of the theory behind the creation of the Electoral College, that among the reasons it was created was to guard against a demagogue successfully convincing the uneducated masses into voting for him. At the time of the creation of the EC, only (with very few exceptions in a few of the more progressive states), white male landowners were allowed to vote. While they may have been uneducated, they certainly were not part of the "masses".
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Feb 1, 2019
Tyranny of the majority

Read paragraph #2
MatGoesBoom
+1
Level 31
Feb 3, 2019
This was So Easy
stylus
+5
Level 47
Feb 5, 2019
My friends asked me what I'd done over the weekend. Learnt all the US presidents in order. This is proof of what an incredibly boring life I lead. I'm sad now.
TH0R
+2
Level 28
Mar 5, 2019
And here I thought I was cool for doing so. Now we're both sad.
Sifhraven
+1
Level 67
Feb 25, 2020
Now I'm confused if I am cool or sad.. I guess I settle on cool but sad.. :/
jsmash
+2
Level 31
Feb 6, 2019
Can't believe only 39% got Chester A Arthur, it's like the easiest one. Narly.
annyesoluvely
+1
Level 34
Feb 20, 2019
taken this quiz 12+ times and every time always forget Garfield...
TH0R
+1
Level 28
Mar 5, 2019
Well, he hates Mondays.
LincolnIsTheBestOne
+1
Level 60
Mar 15, 2019
If anyone would like to practice Democratic-Republican presidents, try this.
Rainy
+1
Level 16
Mar 24, 2019
How did I get everyone except RICHARD NIXON and THOMAS JEFFERSON. Those are such weird ones to forget, my mind just blanked.
HinesBrothers
+1
Level 68
Apr 30, 2019
Arthur is officially irrelevant
kalbahamut
+4
Level 79
May 6, 2019
No he's not. He's one of the 43 presidents we've had that were better than the current one.
jtb77
+2
Level 43
May 8, 2019
Yes, what a horrible President Mr. Trump is. Unemployment rates that we haven't seen in what, 40-50 years? Record high stocks. Strong economy. A President that actually got the closest to peace on the Korean peninsula. But hey! Let's get a good socialist person in office. "Free" college. More welfare dependants. You know, a person who supports outsourcing, then raises taxes on the working class to pay for all the people who want something for nothing. It's working well in Venezuela.
Jacktheguy
+6
Level 82
May 11, 2019
...sigh...
kalbahamut
+6
Level 79
May 15, 2019
Why don't you become a presidential historian, jb? Then maybe you can convince all the others of what a terrific president Trump is. Right now I'm afraid it's just you and other people who have no clue what they're talking about.
jkabq
+2
Level 60
Jun 22, 2019
"you and other people who have no clue wat they're talking about"? anger much? pot calling kettle black. nothing jtb said wasn't true.
Jacktheguy
+5
Level 82
Jun 23, 2019
Unemployment is low and stocks are high, but they've been respectively declining and rising ever since Obama took office back in 2009. You can't give credit to Trump for that. We may be getting close to peace in North Korea, but that was only after Trump threatened to destroy the country, and in their last meeting they failed to reach an agreement. Still got a long way to go...
kalbahamut
+3
Level 79
Jun 25, 2019
jtb's first sentence was spot-on I'll give him that. Any anger I feel is justified but I wasn't expressing it here and you're projecting.
CaoMaru
+1
Level 50
Apr 6, 2020
@jtb it was a silly comment to begin with, and looking back on it from the present day.........it did not age well. If anything you said before was true, aside from the first sentence, (which it wasn't), it definitely isn't now.
Vincent11
+1
Level 15
May 25, 2019
I forgot a lot of them I used to know them by heart but now my mind is blank.
dvorkjoker
+4
Level 55
Jul 12, 2019
Whenever I take this quiz, I feel like I need to Fillmore gaps.
LincolnIsTheBestOne
+1
Level 60
Aug 22, 2019
(Laughing so hard)
someone2018
+4
Level 81
Jul 27, 2019
Of the 144 questions on quizzes for the USA Badge you must get 143 correct. You're allowed to miss 1 President.
Everybody has that one they just refuse to acknowledge as existing as President, don't they?
ProQuizzzer
+1
Level 24
Jul 28, 2019
i beat 1.4 % quiz takers being from india good enough
ChewyDock
+1
Level 28
Aug 4, 2019
2:09 left B)
Gheltaro
+3
Level 15
Aug 5, 2019
Isn't it shameful that this quiz is needed for the History Badge!? USA is not the centre of the world! I would rather cite all the roman or chinese emperors...
Quizmaster
+4
Level ∞
Aug 5, 2019
I bet you couldn't even name a single Chinese emperor. I know I couldn't have until I started this site.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 79
Sep 29, 2019
I can name several, but not all of them.
camus
+2
Level 72
Dec 21, 2019
Neither are Rome and China the centers of the world (despite the latter's claim). However, Rome and China were the world's most powerful empires in their prime, and the United States still is.
CaoMaru
+2
Level 50
Jan 23, 2020
I don't object to having it required for the badge, but I do object to needing every single answer. Most of these presidents were not massively relevant to world history.
ethanos343
+1
Level 31
Aug 6, 2019
done with 2:50 remaining :)
twained
+3
Level 59
Aug 21, 2019
I like to take this quiz every so often. But it still fills me with disgust that I have to type Trump's name in this company.
flushfido
+3
Level 48
Sep 16, 2019
I purposely leave his name blank. It lowers his overall recognizability rank under Obama, which, if he knew about, I'm sure would drive him nuts.
NeilVedwan
+1
Level 46
Sep 8, 2019
can you accept buren for martin van buren
kalbahamut
+4
Level 79
Sep 29, 2019
Trump should have been removed from office two years ago, and I think it's impossible, from an ethical standpoint, to not impeach him now as, if his behavior in office is not worthy of impeachment, then honestly what would be? ...at the same time this late in to his first term and I think the Democrats might actually be better off just running out the clock. Trump in 2020 will be easier to beat than Mike Pence or anyone else the Republicans run. I used to say that Trump was the only candidate they could have run that could lose to Hillary Clinton, if not for the fact that Hillary Clinton was the only candidate the Dems could run that could lose to Trump.

Politics aside, though, he should be removed as soon as possible. No telling what damage he could do with even one more year in office. It's already going to take generations to repair what's been done.
Jacktheguy
+2
Level 82
Sep 30, 2019
Hopefully we'll actually get somewhere with the inquiry Nancy Pelosi initiated recently. Though like you said, he should have been impeached a long time ago.
camus
+2
Level 72
Dec 21, 2019
Trump will be hard to beat if the Democrats do the same mistake as in 2016, which was electing a candidate that only appeals to the core voters. Biden might even drive away some of those.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Dec 21, 2019
I think that you're right that it would be a mistake to pick Biden over some of the other candidates that will more energize and excite the Democratic base. But at the same time, I think Biden would crush Trump in the general election in 2020 all the same. He and Clinton might have similar policy ideas, but he is a much less flawed and polarizing candidate.

P.S. I think Warren and Sanders would crush Trump in a general election, as well.
camus
+2
Level 72
Dec 22, 2019
I'm going out on a limb as someone from far away. But if I had to bet, I'd say that Trump will crush Biden and that he has decent chances to defeat even Warren. His base of fans is in the minority relative to the total population, but they will all be there on Election Day. What's needed to counter that is a radical shift - not just in policies, but even more so in strategy and rhetoric. It will be interesting to go back to this in one year's time.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Dec 23, 2019
I think and hope sincerely that you are wrong. I don't think that I am being naive or out-of-touch. Back in 2015 I was one of the few who was doubtful about Hillary's chances vs Trump. You are right that the minority of people in the US who are big Trump fans are loyal to a fault- how they remain so completely oblivious to *any* factual information is beyond me- but I also think that they will not be as passionate to get to the polls in 2020. A lot of Trump voters were going to vote because they despised Hillary Clinton. Right wing media had been painting her as the antichrist since the 1990s. People, like my dad, had a visceral reaction just to hearing her name or seeing her face. They were voting against Hillary often more than they were voting for Trump. Nobody hates Joe Biden that much. And the fact that Trump has been a complete and total disaster as president might encourage some small percentage of them to just stay home. Even a small number would have cost him 2016.
jmellor13
+3
Level 64
Dec 23, 2019
I hope you're right, kal, but I doubt it. I think the people who voted for Trump the first time have spent all their mental energy since trying to defend their decision, and they've dug their heels in so deep that there is no convincing them otherwise. A lot of them will vote for him against just to "stick it to the liberals." I think Warren has the best skill set to beat him, but there is too much misogyny in this country for her to get enough votes. I like Biden, but his campaign has been pretty bad (although Trump's was worse and it didn't stop him). Biden seems slow and anemic these days. Bernie can match Trump's charisma, and he's only about a billion times smarter and more authentic. But his age is a concern. Nonetheless, I think, all things considered, Bernie is the surest best to beat Trump. Biden is second, in my view.
kalbahamut
+3
Level 79
Jan 26, 2020
I don't understand why people believe that a woman can't get enough votes to be president. That's absurd. Hillary Clinton already got more votes than Trump in 2016, and she's awful. Run a *good* female candidate for president, in either party, and she could coast to victory.
JWatson24
+2
Level 58
Feb 20, 2020
I actually think that Trump will be difficult to beat--not impossible, but he's had a streak of good luck in the past few weeks that's entrenched him in power, including his acquittal in the impeachment trial, his rising approval numbers, and the success of the economy (although this is unpredictable and could change in a moment). The Democrats are also completely disorganized right now with the Iowa debacle and a still very divided field. I'm still hopeful that America will come to reject him this year, but the economy often plays a major role in elections and that alone might be enough for him to win a second term.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Apr 17, 2020
I wish they would institute mandatory IQ minimums for certain things. Minimum to serve as president should be about 140-150. Minimum to serve on the Supreme Court should be at least 130. Minimum to serve in Congress should be around 115. Minimum to vote should be 105, and you should have to pass a basic test on current events, history, sound epistemology, and rudimentary science. This would solve the Trump problem immediately as his IQ can't possibly be above 85.
camus
+1
Level 72
May 23, 2020
Sure, what could go wrong if we quantify an ambiguous and multi-layered property and strip people of their fundamental rights based on the results? Hope your comment was a joke.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
May 29, 2020
Not joking in the slightest. The bad memory of Jim Crow and literacy tests does not make it a bad idea. And in response to "what could go wrong?", I counter with the presidential election of 2016. What HAS gone wrong is far more terrible than your hypothetical what could. The system is catastrophically broken and needs to be fixed. Nobody as dumb as Trump should ever be allowed to hold office. Nobody dumb enough to vote for Trump should ever be allowed to vote. I'm sorry if this offends those of you who fetishize democracy. Worrying about the damage that selective suffrage and office eligibility could do to democracy when we're living through the damage that indiscriminate suffrage and a mentally unfit president has done is like arguing that we shouldn't confiscate a hand grenade from a crowded pre-school classroom on the principle that it's too dangerous to not trust all those in attendance to act responsibly. After it's already gone off.
undeadwarrior
+1
Level 55
Nov 5, 2019
I just came here for the comments!
kzn05
+2
Level 56
Nov 7, 2019
Why is this quiz included in the history badge? Non-American users who are interested in general history as a subject matter cannot be expected to be experts on American presidents. Plus, this quiz is already in the USA badge, so I would request you to remove this quiz from the history badge. Thanks!
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Dec 11, 2019
somewhat reasonable suggestion
CaoMaru
+1
Level 50
Jan 23, 2020
Or have a lesser number of answers required, but keep it in, would also be fine.
WillA25
+1
Level 30
Nov 14, 2019
If you'd like to check out my quiz about US currency, specifically who is featured on each denomination, that would be awesome! You can find it here If you like it, please rate and nominate so more people can experience it! Thank you :)
MCreeperWL
+1
Level 27
Nov 14, 2019
Finally made it after a couple of attempts. I'm from France so it was quite hard as i only knew a few of them. ;)
Shiloh376
+1
Level 72
Dec 20, 2019
Its 44 people who have been president, not 45. Good quiz.
tomwinkler95
+1
Level 57
Dec 21, 2019
Finally Fillmore
tbolt
+1
Level 70
Dec 21, 2019
It is really funny watching all the liberals go ballistic just because Trump's name is in a quiz.
Jacktheguy
+7
Level 82
Dec 21, 2019
It is really sad watching all the Trump supporters celebrate his victory because he’s such a garbage person and they don’t even realize it
kalbahamut
+6
Level 79
Dec 21, 2019
Even sadder when they are willing to be willfully ignorant of how completely terrible Trump is, all because they are so gleeful to see "liberals" "go ballistic." Some people just like to watch the world burn.
camus
+3
Level 72
Dec 21, 2019
Not much funnier than Republicans who spend the years 2009-2017 claiming that the US had become "communist", or that Sharia law would be implemented soon, or that Obama was actually born in Kenya. Actually, it's rather sad.
tbolt
+1
Level 70
Dec 22, 2019
Thank you liberals for proving my point. This a game site. You are here to have fun and have a challenge. If you get upset just because Trump's name in a quiz, you have problems. I don't get upset or mad when hilary's, obama's, gore's carter's, or clinton's name is in a quiz. So what, it is just a quiz. liberals are taking it so personal. Grow up and have fun doing the quizzes.
Jacktheguy
+4
Level 82
Dec 22, 2019
Mr. Bolt, your point was not proven. Of the three people who replied to you, myself included, none of us have gone “ballistic” over the inclusion of Trump, but have instead called you out on an outdated and irrelevant statement. You can’t just make a remark like that and then change the subject by saying you shouldn’t be fighting and just take the quiz, when you’re the one who started this in the first place. It’s kinda ironic of you telling us to grow up when what you’re doing is completely childish as well.
kalbahamut
+4
Level 79
Dec 23, 2019
The people upset about Trump being president are the ones who understand that this actually matters and is something worth caring about. You should try listening to them. Yes, trivia games are fun and frivolous. But a fun trivia game can be on a serious subject. And even if it wasn't a serious subject, caring about something isn't wrong.
jmellor13
+6
Level 64
Dec 23, 2019
That's because it saddens us to be reminded that our country is full of terrible people who support that sack of human garbage.
camus
+3
Level 72
Dec 21, 2019
Everyone talks about the Electoral College (rightly so), but what about the fact that elections take place on a working day, and that voting is a complicated hassle compared to other countries? Average Joe thinks twice before going to vote. And if he does, he's drawn in by a hype around a charismatic, larger-than-life candidate. This was the case with Obama, and now with Trump.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 79
Dec 21, 2019
Republicans seem to oppose anything that makes voting easier, though in this case I'm not sure if it really advantages them or not as more and more working class voters vote Republican. It would make a lot of sense to make it a national holiday.
jmellor13
+2
Level 64
Dec 23, 2019
Everyone I know agrees with you. Election Day should be a holiday. It's the government, not the people, keeping that from happening.
freamishly
+1
Level 58
Dec 21, 2019
I was astonished by the periodic table one but how was THIS not featured yet?
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Dec 22, 2019
It was featured before several times. Quizmaster sometimes recycles popular quizzes.
kenpo17
+1
Level 67
Mar 6, 2020
Expect this to be featured again either after the election in November, or more likely after the inauguration next January.
Bdubz
+1
Level 44
Jan 3, 2020
Damn you James Garfield
Nintenjoe03
+1
Level 41
Jan 23, 2020
Anyone remember the animaniacs song
Hezzer619
+1
Level 24
Jan 24, 2020
2016: Trump 2020: Reese's commercial guy REESES GUY 4 PRESIDENT!!
driehoek25
+1
Level 51
Mar 14, 2020
As a Dutch person I would like to intervene with the heated discussion that has taken place in this comment section. Whether you like it or not I do not see Trump's presidency as a failure. The economy has grown a lot under Trump's presidency (The market crash happend because of Covid19 and Saudi Russian oil crisis), very low unemployment rate, removing troops from the Middle-East, not started any war , solving migration problems, crime rates have decreased and many more positive things. I think that Trump is doing good. The problem I see with politics in the US is that both the Republican party as the Democratic party are corrupt and rotten to the core and that the people of the US should see this to and just ditch both. Also the electoral college is vastly outdated and should be abolished to remove the now present two party system. This system should just be replaced by a popular vote system so that one party cannot have so easily a majority. 1/2
driehoek25
+1
Level 51
Mar 14, 2020
The presidential seat has to much power and it should be stripped of some so the importance of the election should be focussed on the House and Senate wich should be far more important factors in US-politics. But propably this will never happen because of the ignorance of both the Republican and Democratic parties. The people can change it but they wont because they will always say: "It will not work" or "Than the other party will win easliy." But change never came falling out of the air. It has always been a struggle so if you want to change US politics than you have to struggle for it. That is what I wanted to say about. 2/2
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
May 29, 2020
power has shifted back and forth between Congress and the Executive branch over the decades. Trump and his dog Barr, with the help of his servile, self-neutering allies in Congress, have pushed presidential overreach to unprecedented levels, though, in their vision of the Imperial Presidency and unchecked executive power. The last president to try and grab this much power was probably Lincoln; difference being Lincoln did it in an effort to save the country, not destroy it.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 79
Mar 14, 2020
If comments are spaced 2 months apart can a discussion really be called "heated?" Also, your perspective on Trump and the US presidency is even less accurate than your choice of adjectives to describe the comments section here.
CaoMaru
+1
Level 50
Apr 6, 2020
The comments about Trump are inaccurate (to me it's particularly sad that "not starting a war" is somehow an achievement? Is it not just something you would expect as the norm?), but I do agree with your points about changes the American system needs.
KingWarfare846
+1
Level 46
Mar 20, 2020
I typed in LBJ to save time, just to find out at the end there's another president called Johnson, and I just lost out on a free answer.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Mar 22, 2020
Coronavirus 2020
kevlarkev
+1
Level 49
Apr 7, 2020
I've taken this quiz 3 times since it came out and never remember Chester Arthur. Poor Chester
Joyjeet
+1
Level 40
Apr 18, 2020
Urge you to rethink the necessity of country-specific quizzes for a welcome badge.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 79
Apr 24, 2020
it's one of the most popular quizzes on the site, and the minimum scores for the welcome badge are pretty low.
wafflol
+1
Level 32
Apr 19, 2020
today i learned how dumb i am
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Jun 4, 2020
words the sitting president will never be self-reflective enough to utter.
Fishyyy
+1
Level 42
Apr 22, 2020
Here's one way to remember, think of one important aspect of the president. For example, Taylor died because he ate too many cherries. Taft had to have a special bathtub built for him because he was just too fat. Presidents Fillmore, Buchanan, and Pierce refused the offer to celebrate Thanksgiving.
MinecraftMadman
+1
Level 28
Apr 30, 2020
Got them all... I've been reading all the comments, and I really don't get how a US presidents quiz turned into a battleground between people who support Trump and people who oppose him
kenpo17
+1
Level 67
May 21, 2020
He's the current POTUS, and lots of people feel strongly enough about him that they feel compelled to give their opinion whenever he is mentioned. Then people feed off each other's opinions and before you know it there's a heated argument.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 79
Jun 4, 2020
Trump is a US president. Not that complicated.
Squidward55
+1
Level 21
May 15, 2020
as an ignorant european, i only managed to get around 20, and i am pretty proud of myself :)
1bullsfan
+1
Level 37
Jun 3, 2020
Could you accept Thomas Wilson, Stephen Cleveland,John Coolidge , and for the history nerds, Hiram Grant?
Jacktheguy
+2
Level 82
Jun 3, 2020
You know it’s quite astounding. I already had a low opinion of Trump long before he even took office. But every day since his inauguration has been absolutely worse than the last. He somehow keeps sinking lower and lower and each time I keep thinking that this is it. This is the lowest he’s ever gone. But no, he keeps sinking lower. And at this point the Republicans are no better. I’ve lost all respect for them at this point. And if Trump gets re-elected, then it’s a guarantee they’ll never get my vote ever again.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 79
Jun 4, 2020
Read the recent editorial by noted Conservative thinker George F Will. Trump has no such thing as rock bottom.
PA11BAR
+1
Level 31
Jun 19, 2020
26 for a middle englander, i'll take that
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