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The President’s Dead! Everybody Loves Parties! Who was president? Middle Names Potpourri 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Name that Face

He was shot in Dallas in 1963; no one was ever convicted of the crime

Who was John F. Kennedy (D) ?

In 1865, he was murdered while watching a play called The American Tourist

Who was Abraham Lincoln (R) ?

He died of a cherries-and-milk induced stomach ache in 1850

Who was Zachary Taylor (W) ?

He caught pneumonia after a three-hour inaugural speech and died in 1841

Who was William Henry Harrison (W) 1841?

Leon Czolgosz assassinated him at the World Fair in 1901

Who was William McKinley (R) ?

John Adams was the only president from this party

What is the Federalist party?

There were four straight presidents from this party, spanning from

What is the Republican Party?

The Anti- Federalists became this party

What is the Republican party?

In 1829, Andrew Jackson became the first president to say he was from this party

What the Democratic Party?

Andrew Johnson was sometimes a Democrat, he worked for a Republican, but he also belonged to this party

What is the National Union Party?

Who was Thomas Jefferson (R) ?

Who is William Howard Taft (R) ?

Who is Jimmy Carter (D) ?

Who was Dwight Eisenhower (R) ?

Who was Grover Cleveland (D) and ?

He was president when the Stock Market crashed in October, 1929

Who was Herbert Hoover (R)

He was president when Pearl Harbor was attacked in 1941

Who is Franklin Delano Roosevelt (D) ?

He was president when South Carolina seceded in 1860

Who was James Buchanan (D) ?

He was the president during the Mexican War, which lasted from

Who was James Polk (D) ?

He was president when the U.S. entered World War I in 1917

Who was Woodrow Wilson (D) ?

Barack Obama (D) 2009-?

What is Hussein?

Richard Nixon (R)

What is Milhous?

Bill Clinton (D)

What is Jefferson?

Chester Arthur (R)

What is Alan?

Warren Harding (R)

What is Gamaliel?

These two sons of presidents became Presidents themselves

Who were John Quincy Adams (R) and George W. Bush (R) ?

These two presidents were the only ones to be impeached

Who were Andrew Johnson (D/National Union) and Bill Clinton (D) ?

He served as a Republican president, but later ran for re-election as a member of the Bull Moose Party

Who was Theodore Roosevelt (R) ?

He was the only president to take the oath of office on an airplane

Who was Lyndon Johnson (D) ?

He was the only president who was never elected as either president or vice president

Who was Gerald Ford (R)

Make your wager

He was the oldest person ever elected president

What was Ronald Reagan (R) ?