Election Confusion
New York currently has this many electoral votes in the Presidential Election
29
He was the first Vice President to ever be elected President
John Adams
A ruling most commonly associated with the abortion debate. _, _, _ your boat!
Roe v. Wade.
After leaving office, President Trump will be joining a very exclusive club of former presidents who could pursue office again. The only other member is this man.
Jimmy Carter
His death
After the voting total in Florida was too close to call, this famous event occurred.
The Florida Recount.
Like father, like son. He was the first man to be elected to the position his father once held.
John Quincy Adams.
George W. Bush won his office the first time due to this court case.
Bush v. Gore.
The only man who served as President without ever being elected to the job.
Gerald Ford.
What once was a small scandal regarding a break-in and cover-up is now shorthand for a scandal
Watergate Scandal.
The proper term for a state without a predictable voting outcome on election day.
Swing State.
The first man to ever officially resign the office of the Presidency. Hint: resign does NOT mean declined to seek a second term.
Richard Nixon.
One criminal court case in Arizona led to the nationwide institution of these rights.
The Miranda Rights.
This man is the only President to have never been married.
James Buchanan
13 days was the length of this military standoff that defined John F. Kennedy's administration
Cuban Missile Crisis
29
The first ever President to ever have been impeached
Andrew Johnson
After this ruling, campaigns were now able to fundraise without any limitations, arguing that money was protected as speech under the First Amendment.
Citizens United.
While most Presidents fought in wars, this man fought the most in real life, having participated in at least 100 duels in his lifetime.
Andrew Jackson.
After the Great Depression, this was the policy that was pushed to rebuild the nation.
The Election of 1876 was the closest ever election in history electorally, as this man won by just one vote.
Rutherford B. Hayes.
The first President to ever die in office.
William Henry Harrison
The first-ever court case involving lame duck appointments in the wee hours of John Adams' term.
Marbury v. Madison.
The only President to have served two non consecutive terms.
Grover Cleveland.
President Trump's first impeachment involved a call he made to the leader of this country
Ukraine