U.S. Presidents Quiz

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Level 67

May 3, 2018

I just tested this and it's true. If you type Harison with one R, it will fill in William but not Benjamin. This probably has more to do with the 2% discrepancy between them than people typing first names. If Harison was added as a type-in for Benjamin, I bet that difference would go away.

kolovozzz

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Level 33

Mar 5, 2017

I got 8 in total, I'm from Croatia and I don't know half(and more) of these people :|

TheCorsican

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Level 39

Apr 27, 2017

That's not actually bad for a foreigner. Decent job!

JWC1202

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Level 69

Sep 14, 2017

I am going to go out a limb and guess that you can name more U.S. Presidents than I can name Croatian Presidents.

catlover2496

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Level 44

Sep 30, 2017

Good for you. I can't name anything from Croatia...

sloopjohnbee

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Level 56

Sep 30, 2017

I know of the cities of Zagreb and Dubrovnik, but that's about it.

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Level 59

Jan 22, 2021

I know Split, so I've got three cities!

MikolajSzkutnik

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Level 64

Jun 12, 2018

I'm polish and I got 12 points, this quiz is super hard if you are european.

Blurr

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Level 12

Mar 7, 2017

You know that George Washington was a FEDERALIST, not an independent, right? Not trying to be mean(sorry if that's how you took it!).

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Level 66

Mar 7, 2017

Actually, Blurr, George Washington really was nonpartisan. It is just that his policies leaned closer to Federalist ideology. So it's right to say that he was a nonpartisan with Federalist leanings. He even intentionally balanced his cabinet just that half or so were Federalists, and half or so were Anti-Federalists. So yes. George Washington was our only independent/nonpartisan president.

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Level 54

Aug 20, 2017

John Tyler was disowned by his party and governed against them often, but I don't think he joined Democrats either because he disliked the Andrew Jackson style, so he was our second nonpartisan president.

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Level 59

Jan 22, 2021

Washington said that political parties were a terrible idea.

buck1017

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Level 72

Jan 25, 2021

I know that your username would suggest that you like Lincoln the best, but Washington was without a doubt the best possible choice for a first president. His humility and desire to make the government work the way it should was paramount to making sure that we didn't fall right back into a dictatorship or that he would take on the role of king. His choice to step aside after 2 terms is, I think, the single more important choice made by any American in politics, period.

davbin

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Level 70

Apr 5, 2017

No love for my main dudes Chester Alan Arthur and Rutherford Biram Hayes

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Level 66

Apr 10, 2017

Rutherford Birchard Hayes

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Level 54

Aug 6, 2017

Yay! I love those guys! Some of the only kind of good Presidents.

Aesthus

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Level 54

Oct 24, 2017

After all, we all know that JFK, Lincoln, Washington, Jefferson, and both Adamses (to name but a few) were huge jerks. Right?

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Level 67

Jul 30, 2018

Well, Washington and Jefferson owned slaves, John Adams tried to criminalize speech against the government, Lincoln threw lots of people in jail without due process (arguably necessary under the circumstances, perhaps), and JFK cheated on his wife... so, maybe? I don't know enough about John Quincy Adams to have any dirt on him.

Cooldrive

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Level 55

Dec 27, 2018

Kennedy started the Green Berets so he could take over Vietnam.

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Level 59

Jan 22, 2021

Jefferson tried to write a condemnation of slavery into the declaration of Independence. He may have owned slaves, but he hated the practice, and made it illegal to be involved in the trade. He may not have outlawed slavery itself, but he stopped more slaves from coming.

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Level 82

Jun 16, 2018

Team Buchanan here!

Sean1573

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Level 45

Jul 5, 2017

100% with 3:48 remaining

ashgreen2080

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Level 42

Jul 7, 2017

Anyone have a trick for remembering those Gilded Age presidents? Between Taft and Grant they just kind of slip through the cracks of my history knowledge. Except that Cleveland was president twice, that's all I can remember.

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Level 54

Aug 6, 2017

My trick is that I love them much more than any other presidents.

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Level 67

Jan 4, 2018

Why?

YellowJacket

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Level 72

Dec 21, 2019

I agree with kenpo17, why?

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Level 54

Jan 2, 2021

Hayes and Garfield were badass Civil War veterans with quite progressive views for their time. They and Arthur had some great facial hair as well.

Yakko1968

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Level 36

Mar 25, 2020

Theodore Roosevelt just slips through the cracks of your history knowledge? By the time you get to McKinley the Progressive Era is underway...

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Level 21

Jan 1, 2021

I always remember "William Taft got stuck in his bath."

johnappleseed

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Level 44

Jan 21, 2021

the animaniacs song lmao

woshiwaiguoren

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Level 58

Aug 1, 2017

Hi there. @quizmaster Could you make Ike acceptable for Eisenhower?

Stursi

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Level 43

Aug 11, 2017

Got pierce but missed kennedy. GREAT

Benster

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Level 11

Aug 17, 2017

no idea English so not learnt them and I don't really care either

Influential Figures in European History

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Level 44

Nov 27, 2017

Why did you feel the need to let people know about this?

JackintheBox

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Level 68

Jan 22, 2021

That's the spirit!

h7ffb1

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Level 22

Aug 17, 2017

44/44 with 4:07 to spare.

h7ffb1

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Level 22

Aug 20, 2017

Hi everyone!

I made a quiz based around important people in European History! If that interests you, please check it out on my profile. The name is "Influential Figures in European History".

divantilya

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Level 37

Nov 14, 2017

Thank you. Will do.

camus

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Level 74

Dec 21, 2019

CaptainHumanLogic

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Level 43

Aug 27, 2017

Damn, every president but Arthur. >:(

pkerr116

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Level 71

Aug 31, 2017

Orange cat. Garfield.

I always forget that orange cat president.

Now that I remember that Tonya Harding's dad was president (hey, it's my mnemonic) I have to remember that orange cat.

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Level 67

Sep 19, 2017

Do you also remember that Grover, the blue monster from Sesame Street, was President twice? And apparently he lived in Cleveland?

PabloEscobar

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Level 58

Sep 3, 2017

45/45 2:37 left

maxxxxxi

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Level 24

Sep 8, 2017

I got 26. I'm not American so I was grateful I didn't have to give first names lol

DarthCaedus66

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Level 14

Sep 10, 2017

Got em all with 15 seconds to go

Stef2

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Level 56

Jun 25, 2020

Cool

Difluzi

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Level 66

Sep 10, 2017

I got 33 and im from Germany :D

AmyD85

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Level 60

Oct 1, 2017

Millard Fillmore - I knew you well - NOT! Obviously, one of our more forgettable Presidents. LOL

DrLove

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Level 47

Sep 17, 2020

Just Fill(in)more presidents, and you're set!

DrLove

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Level 47

Sep 17, 2020

Just Fill(in)more presidents, and you're set!

jeveritt

+1

Level 25

Oct 3, 2017

Got all of them with 3:29 to go and from the UK!

greezybacon2

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Level 21

Nov 7, 2020

3:26 to go

zodiae

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Level 36

Oct 3, 2017

3:32 left!

SpankyMcFabulous

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Level 47

Oct 22, 2017

Anyone else get the Animaniacs' Presidents song rattling through their head to help with this?

Aesthus

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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.

Waikareiti

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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

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Level 65

Dec 23, 2019

People like you are right.

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Level 59

Jan 22, 2021

You do realize he made that video around the time democrats rioted because Trump was voted in, right? I don't support rioting, but both sides have done it.

HectorVortac

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Level 50

Oct 29, 2017

Dang, I forgot one of only two presidents mentioned by They Might be Giants.

flushfido

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Level 48

Sep 16, 2019

James K. Polk, Napoleon of the Stump?

HighFidelity

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Level 49

Jan 25, 2021

They mention Van Buren and Buchanan in "James K Polk". So, at least 3. Plus they have an album "Lincoln" :)

theguy316

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Level 45

Nov 19, 2017

42/44 not bad for a Brit

DasCreamy109

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Level 53

Nov 20, 2017

Check this quiz out.

DasCreamy109

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Level 53

Nov 20, 2017

Or this one.

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Level 54

Jan 2, 2021

why thank you...

kidztv

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Level 7

Nov 24, 2017

it is not fair that i taught myself the presidents in second grade... 3 years ago.

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Level 44

Mar 29, 2018

Why isn't it fair? You shouldn't have been allowed to teach yourself American Presidents?

coopny14

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Level 42

Dec 6, 2017

I voted for Pat Paulson

Sean1573

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Level 45

Dec 10, 2017

Got 'em all with 4:04 remaining

Papaya

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Level 46

Dec 12, 2017

...Chester Arthur gets instated, 4 years later he was traded...

IrredeemableHickspanic

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Level 34

Dec 13, 2017

I was about to miss Fillmore, Tyler and Arthur!

divantilya

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Level 37

Dec 13, 2017

Finally aced it, after some six tries.

geographyman19

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Level 34

Dec 19, 2017

I feel proud of myself for knowing 32 of the 45 presidents

michaelgtcpa

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Level 46

Dec 21, 2017

I cringe every time I write Martin Van Buren.

Finnisme

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Level 47

Nov 4, 2020

*slowly raises eight fingers*

Footballmann

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Level 39

Dec 21, 2017

45/45... 3:39 left

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Level 28

Dec 22, 2017

2:43 out of 44/44

+1

Level 28

Dec 22, 2017

easy peasy

Stursi

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Level 43

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

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Level 28

Jun 4, 2020

Good job! :)

+1

Level 28

Dec 30, 2017

3:43 REMANING my highscore so far

msliv

+26

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%

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Level 67

Jan 12, 2018

You mean they don't learn about Franklin Pierce in Australia or Europe?

YellowJacket

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Level 72

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.

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Level 81

Jan 26, 2020

I remember learning about him in school. But not a lot. I picked up more watching documentaries on TV and YouTube.

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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.

biggus56

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Level 81

Sep 3, 2020

Just watch "M*A*S*H". That's all I know about him.

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Level 50

Jan 23, 2020

Agree.

Gotterdammerung

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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.

KateLanderer

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Level 28

Nov 12, 2020

This US president quiz is already included in three badges (US, history and welcome). It should belong only to the first one. But if you need to include it in the history badge, asking 100% is ridiculous and completely unfair to non-USA quizzers.

coopny14

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Level 42

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.

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Level 44

Mar 29, 2018

Nobody lives there. By popular vote, they get a say. Their vote is equal to everyone else's.

Asterlan

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Level 52

Oct 16, 2020

But then you get people that only would campaign for bigger states and leave the smaller ones behind.

MyMindWentBlank

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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

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Level 52

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.

iCloudSucks

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Level 22

Nov 3, 2020

Yeah small states have a larger impact on the vote tbh

GrandOldMan

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Level 43

Nov 17, 2020

The Senate has two seats per state. The House and College have number of seats based on state population.

hbomber

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Level 43

Jan 8, 2018

Why does the test say out of 44 when there are 45 answers?

+4

Level 67

Jan 12, 2018

Grover Cleveland probably only counts as one, even though his terms were non-consecutive.

+1

Level 28

Jan 11, 2018

beat it by getting all right with 3:53

ironhawk

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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.

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Level 81

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.

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Level 50

Nov 25, 2020

Ironhawk, take a look at how other democracies do it. They have not yet sunk into tyranny.......

Stattick

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Level 31

Nov 27, 2020

The Electoral College was a compromise to give slaves states a way to tip the scales more in their favor. The Electoral College should have been abolished with slavery.

Malbaby

+4

Level 70

Jan 15, 2018

If you think voting in the US is weird just see what voting in Australia is like ........ here it is

+2

Level 60

Jun 17, 2018

Wow. 82 candidates!? AV has many other flaws but this was one I hadn't thought about before.

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Level 81

Sep 21, 2020

I could get behind the 6-week-long election season Australia has or whatever it is, I could have the time period wrong. Trump started his campaign to get reelected like the day after being sworn in, and most candidates for president in the USA start trying to generate buzz at least 3 or 4 years before the election and then start openly campaigning at least a year before. It's exhausting, even though you do have longer to vet and get to know everyone that is running.

cesario

+16

Level 46

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

+3

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).

emcee2

+2

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

Kontio100

+18

Level 48

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...

+3

Level 82

Nov 29, 2020

Finland's been such a huge world player too, comparable to naming 25 governors of Oklahoma.

sikh

+1

Level 25

Dec 20, 2020

i am from england got 50 in less than 2 mins

+2

Level 28

Feb 1, 2018

NOW 3:54!

Malbaby

+2

Level 70

Feb 20, 2018

Try Governors who became Presidents ......here it is

payel123

+2

Level 40

Mar 26, 2018

Can You Accept Barrack Obama?

+8

Level 44

Mar 29, 2018

It's wrong, so hopefully not.

HectorVortac

+4

Level 50

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.

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Level 81

Jan 26, 2020

If so you should also accept Baraka Obama

MinecraftMadman

+4

Level 28

Jun 4, 2020

Or "Barraco Barner", remember that Tweet?

Stattick

+3

Level 31

Nov 27, 2020

I'd be fine with this, so long as Bronco Bama is accepted. What can I say, the man owns it when he wears a cowboy hat.

+2

Level ∞

Dec 29, 2020

In the future, save time by just typing last names!

killerkyle

+2

Level 27

Mar 30, 2018

Got 100% ! #HistoryMajor

Littlep

+2

Level 8

Apr 10, 2018

Great quiz

Pharley

+3

Level 66

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....

Malbaby

+2

Level 70

Jun 6, 2018

Do you know your Presidents? try US President's Anagram quiz ....here it is

+2

Level 82

Nov 29, 2020

That's a challenging quiz. It needs more nominations.

Sirinwara

+3

Level 43

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...

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Level 81

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.

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Level 81

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.

+2

Level 82

Nov 29, 2020

But it's very hard to get past Paul Giamatti as Adams. He is a very capable actor, but....

+1

Level 81

Jan 19, 2021

I thought he did well in the role and was well-cast. Who were you picturing? Bradley Cooper?

+3

Level 81

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)

+3

Level 67

Jul 6, 2018

Why do you say minus Polk?

+5

Level 81

Oct 8, 2018

Because he's more noteworthy than the other 7.

Hazey78

+2

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

+2

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.

+5

Level 60

Jul 16, 2018

There have only been 44 of them.

+3

Level 81

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.

+3

Level 60

Jul 5, 2019

While Garfield may have been president twice or even two presidents, he was certainly not two men.

+5

Level 66

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.

+2

Level 81

Aug 29, 2019

yes, Cleveland. My mistake.

+6

Level 82

Oct 13, 2019

I'm still waiting for the 44th person to serve.

tschutzer

+3

Level 86

Oct 5, 2020

Any day now...

+7

Level 50

Nov 25, 2020

"Greatest country on earth." Wow, seriously, how much more egotistic can you get?

+5

Level ∞

Dec 29, 2020

I know, right. It's obviously Bhutan.

+2

Level 60

Jan 8, 2021

It's true if you use the definition of "greatest" as "most powerful".

oastone

+2

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.

+2

Level 60

Jul 16, 2018

For the Roosevelts it will be people writing "FDR".

+2

Level 67

Aug 22, 2018

And for the Harrisons, it's probably because the misspelling "Harison" works for William but not Benjamin.

ChipOtley

+3

Level 76

Aug 26, 2019

Possibly because they have different forenames too? So typing John Adams will still hit both, etc.

coopny14

+4

Level 42

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

+2

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

+2

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

+2

Level 29

Jul 27, 2018

I can't help but forget Fillmore... maybe because I can't fill my head with more informations... ;)

Stattick

+5

Level 31

Nov 27, 2020

Pretend you're going to the dentist for a cavity. Pierce, Polk (pronounced "poke"), and Fill(more).

AliGeo

+2

Level 29

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

+2

Level 21

Sep 19, 2018

finished with 1.50 left

jm

+2

Level 75

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

+6

Level 24

Nov 2, 2018

This quiz is really hard as a non-American

gccwang24

+3

Level 37

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

+4

Level 78

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.

JonahFeigelson

+2

Level 26

Dec 18, 2018

i actually just forgot abe lincoln...

edgarjx1

+2

Level 21

Dec 30, 2018

I forget JFK

Lord forgive me...

Volhosis

+2

Level 28

Jan 4, 2019

100% with 4:11 left!

GeoDude

+8

Level 53

Jan 7, 2019

I got them all, from Washington to Obama!

Waikareiti

+3

Level 38

Jan 31, 2019

Quizmaster, the 2 Harrison's have different acceptance criteria.

Can you please strandardise the acceptable spellings.

+1

Level ∞

Dec 29, 2020

This has been fixed.

MatGoesBoom

+2

Level 35

Feb 3, 2019

This was So Easy

jsmash

+3

Level 31

Feb 6, 2019

Can't believe only 39% got Chester A Arthur, it's like the easiest one. Narly.

annyesoluvely

+2

Level 34

Feb 20, 2019

taken this quiz 12+ times and every time always forget Garfield...

TH0R

+2

Level 28

Mar 5, 2019

Well, he hates Mondays.

+2

Level 66

Mar 15, 2019

If anyone would like to practice Democratic-Republican presidents, try this.

Rainy

+2

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.

Vincent11

+2

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

+6

Level 56

Jul 12, 2019

Whenever I take this quiz, I feel like I need to Fillmore gaps.

+2

Level 66

Aug 22, 2019

(Laughing so hard)

+6

Level 82

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

+2

Level 27

Jul 28, 2019

i beat 1.4 % quiz takers being from india good enough

ChewyDock

+2

Level 28

Aug 4, 2019

2:09 left B)

Gheltaro

+7

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...

+8

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.

+4

Level 81

Sep 29, 2019

I can name several, but not all of them.

camus

+4

Level 74

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.

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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

+2

Level 30

Aug 6, 2019

done with 2:50 remaining :)

NeilVedwan

+2

Level 50

Sep 8, 2019

can you accept buren for martin van buren

undeadwarrior

+2

Level 56

Nov 5, 2019

I just came here for the comments!

+3

Level ∞

Dec 29, 2020

Future people like you will be disappointed! It is my opinion that low-quality political sniping (such as what you seen in the media) actively makes the world a worse place. To prevent this, we will be heavily sanitizing comments.

kzn05

+4

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!

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Level 81

Dec 11, 2019

somewhat reasonable suggestion

+5

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 28

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

+2

Level 72

Dec 20, 2019

Its 44 people who have been president, not 45. Good quiz.

tomwinkler95

+2

Level 62

Dec 21, 2019

Finally Fillmore

camus

+5

Level 74

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.

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Level 81

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

+5

Level 65

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.

Liam

+1

Level 64

Dec 21, 2019

I was astonished by the periodic table one but how was THIS not featured yet?

+3

Level 81

Dec 22, 2019

It was featured before several times. Quizmaster sometimes recycles popular quizzes.

+3

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

+2

Level 44

Jan 3, 2020

Damn you James Garfield

Nintenjoe03

+2

Level 41

Jan 23, 2020

Anyone remember the animaniacs song

Hezzer619

+2

Level 44

Jan 24, 2020

2016: Trump

2020: Reese's commercial guy

REESES GUY 4 PRESIDENT!!

KingWarfare846

+2

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.

+1

Level 81

Mar 22, 2020

Coronavirus 2020

kevlarkev

+2

Level 50

Apr 7, 2020

I've taken this quiz 3 times since it came out and never remember Chester Arthur. Poor Chester

Joyjeet

+2

Level 43

Apr 18, 2020

Urge you to rethink the necessity of country-specific quizzes for a welcome badge.

+3

Level 81

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.

Fishyyy

+2

Level 48

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.

Squidward55

+3

Level 21

May 15, 2020

as an ignorant european, i only managed to get around 20, and i am pretty proud of myself :)

PA11BAR

+2

Level 32

Jun 19, 2020

26 for a middle englander, i'll take that

NeilVedwan

+1

Level 50

Jul 6, 2020

100% I know my presidents well!

thydog

+2

Level 43

Oct 18, 2020

Got 23, did better than I thought as a Canadian

IamTheSam

+2

Level 21

Oct 29, 2020

Hmmm, if you include Jimmy Carter, the USA has had 6 presidents with a first name of James.

Scotland had 6 King James, England only 2 (James the 1st being James VI of Scotland). Neither nation recognises the legitimacy of King LeBron James, although oddly the USA, on paper a monarchy-free republic, does.

Foxae

+2

Level 45

Oct 30, 2020

This is completely random but I was trying to go through this quiz using both first and last names, and I noticed that donald j trump wasn't accepted, could you change that?

+5

Level 67

Nov 5, 2020

It seems like presidents' middle initials and middle names are accepted rather inconsistently. Richard M. Nixon is not accepted, but Dwight D. Eisenhower is. William Jefferson Clinton is accepted, but Barack Hussein Obama is not. It seems to me like the best fix is "don't make more work for yourself by entering unnecessary initials" but I can also see an argument that the quiz should be consistent on this.

+3

Level 81

Nov 6, 2020

Save time for both yourself and the quiz authors and just type in last names.

+1

Level 67

Nov 15, 2020

I mean, if you want to do the two Harrisons, the two Johnsons, the two Adamses, and the two Bushes separately then fine, add first names and middle initials where necessary. But I agree, putting unnecessary middle initials is pointless. It is a bit weird how inconsistent the type-ins are with middle names, but it doesn't bother me really.

KingCrozma

+2

Level 26

Nov 7, 2020

And now were about to see Biden added to the list.

punkybrewster

+3

Level 76

Nov 7, 2020

Impatiently hitting refresh over and over, waiting to redo this quiz.....

+4

Level ∞

Nov 7, 2020

Well, come back in January.

KingEggy

+3

Level 39

Nov 8, 2020

Excuse me Quizmaster, but it's 2020 and Joe Biden just became president. Please add him in.

KingEggy

+3

Level 39

Nov 8, 2020

Please?

+6

Level ∞

Nov 8, 2020

You do realize that Biden doesn't take office until January 2021 right?

turnbacktwo

+1

Level 33

Jan 4, 2021

Well add him now because it is January 2021

Jacktheguy

+3

Level 84

Jan 4, 2021

Come back in about two weeks.

HendogJP

+2

Level 43

Jan 20, 2021

You can hit refresh now :)

+2

Level 21

Nov 12, 2020

I guess the Quizmaster could change the "2017-" to "2017-2020" at least.

Djilas

+4

Level 78

Nov 13, 2020

Only if Trump resigns/dies this year. Otherwise it'll be 2017-2021.

+2

Level 21

Jan 5, 2021

Oops, my bad.

lionelthegreat

+2

Level 18

Nov 9, 2020

Where is Biden????

+12

Level 81

Nov 9, 2020

He was in Wilmington last time I saw him.

JackintheBox

+2

Level 68

Dec 15, 2020

You met him in person?

+4

Level 21

Nov 12, 2020

Read the footnote. He will be added on Inauguration Day.

+2

Level 21

Nov 12, 2020

Wasn't Theodore Roosevelt an Independent his second term?