Sports & Hobbies
Health Conditions
Foods of the Presidents
Presidential Hygiene
Drugs & Alcohol
Health Care Costs
100
President Gerald Ford was an All-American center who led Michigan to a National Championship in 1933 in this sport.
Football
100
During his time as President, Dwight Eisenhower suffered one of these and tried to hide it from the public.
Heart Attack
100
President Harry S Truman famously pardoned one of these animals on Thanksgiving 1947.
Turkey
100
He was the first Republican President, also the first to have facial hair while in office.
Abe Lincoln
100
President Thomas Jefferson was known to import this famous alcoholic beverage from France
Wine
100
Band-Aids cost about 6 or 7 of these bills, with this president on the front.
George Washington
200
Abe Lincoln was very talented at this sport, winning nearly every one of his 300 matches.
Wrestling
200
Roughly 5 years after he left office, President Ronald Reagan was diagnosed with this age related disease.
Alzheimer's
200
William Howard Taft managed to reach 300 pounds during his presidency, likely because he ate one of these high calorie meat items every day.
Steak
200
President Calvin Coolidge was the first president to regularly use this personal hygiene tool used to prevent body odor.
Deodorant
200
FDR smoked cigarettes consistently and ended up dying from a blood clot in the brain, also called a ________ .
Stroke
200
A bag of cough drops? That will be one of these bills with this president on the front.
Abe Lincoln
300
This President famously threw out the first pitch in NYC at the first game after the September 11th attacks.
George W. Bush
300
Contracting Polio in 1921, he was the only President to use a wheel chair.. he was also President longer than anyone else.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
300
President Jimmy Carter was a huge fan of this salty snack, as he was a farmer who grew them before is presidency.
Peanuts
300
This President would often soak his false teeth in a mixture of vinegar and water to clean them.
George Washington
300
Ulysses S. Grant was such a heavy drinker that he would be defined as one of these today based on his addiction to drinking.
Alcoholic
300
When it comes to medical care, it's unlikely you'd use a Nickel with this president on the front.
Thomas Jefferson
400
While at Harvard, President Teddy Roosevelt famously participated in this "tough guy" sport.
Boxing
400
In 1893 Grover Cleveland secretly went out on a yacht to have one of these cancerous growths removed from his mouth.
Tumor
400
Both Richard Nixon & John F Kennedy loved to eat this sweet condiment, even being seen eating it on its own.
Ketchup
400
President John Quincy Adams was known for taking 2 of these a day after installing the first indoor plumbing in the White House.
Baths
400
The president shown here struggled with quitting cigarettes before finally stopping the habit all together during his time in office.
Obama
400
During the pandemic, you could buy a disposable face mask with a single 50 cent coin, like the one shown here with with this presidents face on the front.
JFK
500
In 2009, Barack Obama became the first President to publicly predict the bracket for this tournament.
NCAA Men's Basketball (March Madness)
500
James A. Garfield died due to complications during a procedure to remove one of these from his back.
Bullet
500
President Ronald Reagan always kept a jar of this candy on his desk in the White House.
Jellybeans
500
This President on Mount Rushmore was known for his meticulous personal hygiene and spent a lot of money on soaps and colognes.
Thomas Jefferson
500
This president likely drank more alcohol than water, he is often referred to as the "Father of the United States".
George Washington
500
The president shown here on the dime created the social security system to deal with the problem of aging seniors with no money for living/medical expenses.
FDR
600
The President shown below was known as the "Kansas Cyclone" during his football career before leading the USA to victory in World War 2.
Dwight D Eisenhower
600
William Henry Harrison was only President for a few weeks, passing away after catching _________, which is an infection of the lungs.
Pneumonia
600
President Andrew Jackson was fond of eating one of these small animals, frequently eaten in stews in the south.
Squirrel
600
President Warren G. Harding was the first to use an electric one of these in the White House.
Razor
600
President Warren G. Harding drank alcohol, despite it being illegal during this famous time in history. It starts with a "P".
Prohibition
600
It would cost about 10 of the bills with this president on the front to pay for an X-ray.
Andrew Jackson