Clue | President | % Correct |
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A famous painting depicts him crossing the Delaware River | George Washington | 94%
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Issued the Emancipation Proclamation | Abraham Lincoln | 90%
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His father was born in Kenya | Barack Obama | 90%
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The only President born in Hawaii | Barack Obama | 90%
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Died on the same day as Thomas Jefferson | John Adams | 90%
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The Boulder Dam was renamed for him in 1947 | Herbert Hoover | 88%
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President during all manned missions to the Moon | Richard Nixon | 88%
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Born in a log cabin in Kentucky | Abraham Lincoln | 86%
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Was careful to almost never be photographed in a wheelchair | Franklin D. Roosevelt | 86%
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The most recent president to see military combat | George H.W. Bush | 86%
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His brother Robert served as Attorney General | John F. Kennedy | 86%
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The original spelling of his first name was Maarten | Martin Van Buren | 86%
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The first Republican president | Abraham Lincoln | 83%
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Promised to keep America out of WWI but then led them into it | Woodrow Wilson | 82%
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Was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize just eight months into his Presidency | Barack Obama | 81%
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His dentures were not made of wood, but instead of other human teeth, hippopotamus ivory, brass and gold | George Washington | 81%
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Appeared on the reality TV show "The Apprentice" | Donald Trump | 80%
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President at the beginning of the Great Depression | Herbert Hoover | 80%
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His wife also ran for President | Bill Clinton | 78%
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His daughter is named Chelsea | Bill Clinton | 78%
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Was a five star general | Dwight D. Eisenhower | 78%
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Has had the longest timespan as ex-President | Jimmy Carter | 78%
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Dick Cheney was his Vice President | George W. Bush | 77%
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John Hinckley Jr. tried to assassinate him | Ronald Reagan | 77%
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His wife while president was named Martha | George Washington | 76%
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Served two non-consecutive terms | Grover Cleveland | 76%
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Starred as Knute Rockne in the movie "Knute Rockne, All American" | Ronald Reagan | 76%
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It was falsely claimed that he got stuck in the White House bathtub | William Taft | 76%
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Pardoned all the Vietnam War draft dodgers | Jimmy Carter | 75%
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Led the Rough Riders during the Spanish–American War | Theodore Roosevelt | 75%
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Founded the Bull Moose party | Theodore Roosevelt | 75%
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The first president to be impeached | Andrew Johnson | 74%
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Ended Prohibition | Franklin D. Roosevelt | 74%
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Gave radio addresses known as "fireside chats" | Franklin D. Roosevelt | 74%
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Known as the "Father of the Constitution" | James Madison | 74%
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Hippies chanted "hey, hey, ___, how many kids did you kill today?" | Lyndon B. Johnson | 74%
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Appears on the $50 bill | Ulysses S. Grant | 74%
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Was forced to flee the White House by British troops | James Madison | 73%
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Killed about 1000 large animals during a safari in Africa | Theodore Roosevelt | 73%
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Was assassinated by an anarchist named Leon Czolgosz | William McKinley | 73%
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Once a part owner of the Texas Rangers baseball team | George W. Bush | 72%
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The only President from the Federalist Party | John Adams | 72%
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Lived at Monticello | Thomas Jefferson | 70%
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Never elected as either President or Vice President | Gerald R. Ford | 69%
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Shot by Charles J. Guiteau but finished off by his incompetent doctors | James Garfield | 68%
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Lincoln said, about him, "I can't spare this man; he fights" | Ulysses S. Grant | 68%
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The tallest mountain in the country used to be named for him | William McKinley | 68%
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Became President after the death of Warren Harding | Calvin Coolidge | 67%
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Had the longest inaugural address of any President, and the shortest term | William Henry Harrison | 67%
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Former head of the C.I.A. | George H.W. Bush | 66%
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Considered as one of the worst Presidents for failing to stop the Civil War | James Buchanan | 66%
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Nearly died during an expedition in the Amazon | Theodore Roosevelt | 66%
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Founded the University of Virginia | Thomas Jefferson | 66%
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His mother was named Abigail | John Quincy Adams | 65%
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Won 525 electoral votes, the most of any person ever | Ronald Reagan | 64%
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Likely had children with Sally Hemmings | Thomas Jefferson | 64%
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Had a sign on his desk which read "the buck stops here" | Harry Truman | 63%
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One of three authors of "The Federalist Papers" | James Madison | 61%
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According to the adage, only he could go to China | Richard Nixon | 61%
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Almost lost to Thomas Dewey | Harry Truman | 59%
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His real first name was Hiram | Ulysses S. Grant | 58%
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Became President after the death of James Garfield | Chester A. Arthur | 57%
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Played football for the University of Michigan | Gerald R. Ford | 57%
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Is known for the Teapot Dome scandal | Warren Harding | 57%
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Ran unopposed in 1820 | James Monroe | 56%
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Served on the Supreme Court after his term as President | William Taft | 55%
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His administration was known as "Camelot" | John F. Kennedy | 54%
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Opposed the 14th amendment, which gave citizenship rights to former slaves | Andrew Johnson | 53%
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Won in a landslide election over Barry Goldwater | Lyndon B. Johnson | 53%
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He fought a "War on Poverty" | Lyndon B. Johnson | 53%
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As a teenager, he was struck by a sword after refusing to clean a British officer's boots | Andrew Jackson | 52%
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His wife was named Mamie | Dwight D. Eisenhower | 52%
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Elected as Vice President with the slogan "Tippecanoe and ____ too" | John Tyler | 52%
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Had a dog named Checkers | Richard Nixon | 52%
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Elected in 1876 despite losing the popular vote to Samuel J. Tilden | Rutherford B. Hayes | 52%
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President during the Spanish–American War | William McKinley | 52%
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Toni Morrison called him "the first black president" | Bill Clinton | 51%
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The interstate highway system is named for him | Dwight D. Eisenhower | 51%
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Signed the Kansas–Nebraska Act in 1854 | Franklin Pierce | 51%
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His 1920 nomination happened in a "smoke-filled room" | Warren Harding | 51%
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The only President to never marry | James Buchanan | 50%
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Expanded U.S. territory more than any other President, adding Texas and California among other states | James K. Polk | 49%
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Had a political program named "The Square Deal" | Theodore Roosevelt | 48%
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Wrote the book "Profiles in Courage" | John F. Kennedy | 47%
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Born and raised in Scranton, Pennsylvania | Joe Biden | 46%
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Was forced to exit via a window when a drunken mob of well-wishers crowded the White House after his first inauguration | Andrew Jackson | 45%
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Shares his middle name with the town in Massachusetts in which he was born | John Quincy Adams | 45%
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He left office in 1853 as the last President from the Whig Party | Millard Fillmore | 45%
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The hero of the Battle of Tippecanoe | William Henry Harrison | 45%
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Victorious general in the Mexican–American War | Zachary Taylor | 45%
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The Panic of 1893 started just after he left office | Benjamin Harrison | 44%
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Has been known to say "malarkey" a lot | Joe Biden | 42%
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The first vice president to succeed to the presidency without election, in 1841 | John Tyler | 42%
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Presided over "The Era of Good Feelings" | James Monroe | 41%
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A "dark horse" candidate in 1844 | James K. Polk | 40%
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The only President to be a university president | Woodrow Wilson | 39%
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The first president from New York state | Martin Van Buren | 35%
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His election marked the end of Reconstruction | Rutherford B. Hayes | 35%
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Supposedly a woman made a bet that she would get three words out of him. His response: "You Lose". | Calvin Coolidge | 34%
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His home was known as the Hermitage | Andrew Jackson | 32%
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A record six states were admitted to the Union during his term: North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Washington, Idaho, and Wyoming | Benjamin Harrison | 31%
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Has multiple strokes throughout his life, but kept them secret | Woodrow Wilson | 30%
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Was considered a puppet of New York senator Roscoe Conkling, but defied his sponsor once in office | Chester A. Arthur | 22%
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It was claimed that he could write in Greek and Latin at the same time with different hands | James Garfield | 21%
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Said "facts are stubborn things" | John Adams | 21%
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Detractors chanted "Ma, Ma, Where's My Pa?" after he was accused of rape | Grover Cleveland | 20%
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