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100

Who was the only President to be sworn in by a woman?

Lyndon B. Johnson
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How often do we elect a president?
Every 4 years
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Where does the President live?
The white house!
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Who was the first President to occupy The White House?

John Addams

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Which president succeeded the first president to ever resign from office?

Gerald R. Ford

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Who was the 1st President to hold an internet chat?

Bill Clinton
200

The first election to use a voting machine took place in what year?

 1892

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How many years is a president's term?
Four years
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How many fires has The White House survived?

2.

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Which two Presidents were father and son?
George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush
300

This president kept a personally significant coconut shell on his White House desk.

John F. Kennedy

300
How old do you have to be to vote?
18
300
How many terms can a president serve?
2
300

How many rooms are there in the White House?

132 rooms

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Which President was an actor? a) President Obama b) President Bush c) President Reagan d) President Clinton
c) President Reagan
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Which president survived an assassination attempt 69 days into his term?

Ronald Reagan

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What are the two main political parties?
Republicans and Democrats
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Who takes over if the President dies?
The vice president
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Who was the 1st President to get married in the White House?

Grover Clevland

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Which president once got stuck in a bathtub? a) President Lincoln b) President Taft c) President Bush d) President Nixon
b) President Taft
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Who is the oldest living president?

Jimmy Carter

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What US President is the only President still to this day to not be officially affiliated with any political party

George Washington

500
How old does the president have to be?
35
500

Previously known as the "Presidents House" & "Executive Mansion", the White House got its official name in1901 from this man.

Teddy Roosevelt

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Who was the shortest president? a) George Washington b) Bill Clinton c) James Madison d) Theodore Roosevelt
b) James Madison