Statistics for Interesting Facts About Every US President

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald	John F. Kennedy	100%
First African American president	Barack Obama	95%
The only president to be impeached twice.	Donald Trump	95%
The oldest president in the history of the US.	Joe Biden	95%
Had a sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky.	Bill Clinton	91%
Acted in many movies before becoming president.	Ronald Reagan	91%
"S" in his name didn't actually stand for anything	Harry S. Truman	86%
He joined the Navy at the age of 18 after Pearl Harbor. He became one of the youngest pilots in the Navy.	George H. W. Bush	82%
First vice president of the United States.	John Adams	82%
Had terrible, decaying teeth so he wore dentures made from (among other things) ivory, spring, and brass screws.	George Washington	77%
Was the only politician to serve as both president and vice president without actually being elected to either office.	Gerald Ford	73%
Served two nonconsecutive terms.	Grover Cleveland	73%
Bought the Louisiana Purchase	Thomas Jefferson	73%
Had a reputation of being a quiet man.	Calvin Coolidge	68%
Assassinated by Leon Czolgosz.	William McKinley	68%
He's the first president who has an MBA. He graduated from Harvard Business School in 1975.	George W. Bush	64%
Established the League of Nations	Woodrow Wilson	64%
Camp David was named after his 5-year-old grandson.	Dwight D. Eisenhower	59%
The only president who was a lifelong bachelor.	James Buchanan	55%
The only president, aside from George Washington, to run unopposed for re-election.	James Monroe	55%
First US president to win the Nobel Prize.	Theodore Roosevelt	55%
Died of pneumonia a month after his one hour and 45 minutes inauguration speach.	William Henry Harrison	55%
Widely regarded as a failure; he is often described as one of the worst presidents in American history. His tenures partly lead to the Civil War.	Franklin Pierce	50%
Murdered by Charles J. Guiteau.	James A. Garfield	50%
Held meetings on the toilet.	Lyndon B. Johnson	50%
Appeared in the television series "Laugh-In"	Richard Nixon	50%
His personal memoirs have been highly regarded by the general public, military historians, and literary critics.	Ulysses S. Grant	45%
Started the Mexican-American War.	James K. Polk	41%
Famous for his wrestling skills.	Abraham Lincoln	36%
Was a speed reader and could read up to 2000 words per minute.	Jimmy Carter	36%
Was an avid stamp collector.	Franklin D. Roosevelt	32%
Died suddenly of Gastroenteritis during his presidency.	Zachary Taylor	32%
Had 15 known children, most of any US president.	John Tyler	27%
Kept a 1,400-pound block of cheddar cheese in the White House.	Andrew Jackson	23%
Was the first president to use electricity in the White House.	Benjamin Harrison	23%
His mining company made him a self-made millionaire.	Herbert Hoover	23%
Many say he won by fraud earning him the nickname His Fraudulency.	Rutherford B. Hayes	23%
He served as quartermaster general of the New York Militia during the American Civil War.	Chester A. Arthur	18%
Princeton University's very first graduate student, where he studied Hebrew among other subjects.	James Madison	18%
Didn't have a vice president during his time in office.	Millard Fillmore	18%
Held many jobs before taking office including being a teacher, an insurance agent, a reporter, and the owner of "The Marion Daily Star."	Warren G. Harding	18%
Never attended to school.	Andrew Johnson	14%
He became a lawyer without going to law school.	John Quincy Adams	14%
Didn't re-marry after his wife died of tuberculosis	Martin Van Buren	14%
Only former U.S. Solicitor General to become President.	William Taft	14%