1) When was Chester Alan Arthur sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 September 1881
b) 4 March 1882
c) 20 January 1883
d) 4 November 1884

2) When was Chester Alan Arthur born?
a) 11 January 1832
b) 15 April 1827
c) 2 September 1826
d) 5 October 1829

3) Where was Chester Alan Arthur born?
a) Fairfield
b) Belfast
c) San Francisco
d) Dublin

4) Which college did Chester Alan Arthur attend?
a) Williams College
b) Bethany College
c) Kenyon College
d) Union College

5) Which law firm did Chester Alan Arthur join?
a) Culver and Parker
b) Blair and Booth
c) Jardine and Fleming
d) Clinton and Rodham

6) When Civil War began which post was given to Chester Alan Arthur by New York Governor Edwin Morgan?
a) Postmaster General
b) Quartermaster General
c) Surveyor General
d) Mayor of New York

7) Who fired Chester Alan Arthur from the post of Collector of Customs?
a) Edwin Morgan
b) Rutherford Hayes
c) Ulysses Grant
d) Abraham Lincoln

8) Which Act signed by Chester Alan Arthur was USA’s first civil service law?
a) Tariff Act
b) Chinese Exclusion Act
c) Pendleton Act
d) Nebraska Act

9) Which disease afflicted Chester Alan Arthur?
a) Bright’s
b) Parkinson’s
c) Alzheimer’s
d) Leukemia

10) When did Chester Alan Arthur die?
a) 8 March 1896
b) 9 June 1888
c) 24 September 1885
d) 18 November 1886

Chester Alan Arthur Quiz Answers

1) When was Chester Alan Arthur sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 September 1881

2) When was Chester Alan Arthur born?
d) 5 October 1829

3) Where was Chester Alan Arthur born?
a) Fairfield

4) Which college did Chester Alan Arthur attend?
d) Union College

5) Which law firm did Chester Alan Arthur join?
a) Culver and Parker

6) When Civil War began which post was given to Chester Alan Arthur by New York Governor Edwin Morgan?
b) Quartermaster General

7) Who fired Chester Alan Arthur from the post of Collector of Customs?
b) Rutherford Hayes

8) Which Act signed by Chester Alan Arthur was USA’s first civil service law?
c) Pendleton Act

9) Which disease afflicted Chester Alan Arthur?
a) Bright’s

10) When did Chester Alan Arthur die?
d) 18 November 1886

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1) When was Dwight Eisenhower first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1953
b) 9 July 1950
c) 21 September 1951
d) 31 December 1949

2) When was Dwight Eisenhower born?
a) 1 January 1885
b) 6 April 1884
c) 28 September 1888
d) 14 October 1890

3) Where was Dwight Eisenhower born?
a) Denison
b) Georgetown
c) Detroit
d) Abilene

4) Where in March 1942 was Dwight Eisenhower sent as head of European Theatre of Operations?
a) Germany
b) Italy
c) England
d) France

5) What was the code name given by Allies for invasion of northwest Africa?
a) Operation Red Rose
b) Operation Torch
c) Operation Overlord
d) Operation Black Thunder

6) Whom did Dwight Eisenhower appoint as the head of French North Africa?
a) Jaques Chirac
b) Charles De Gaulle
c) Jean Francois Darlan
d) Francois Mitterand

7) Of which military alliance was Dwight Eisenhower appointed Supreme Commander in 1951?
a) ANZUS
b) CENTO
c) SEATO
d) NATO

8) To which political party did Dwight Eisenhower belong?
a) Democratic
b) Conservative
c) Republican
d) National

9) Where in 1957 did Dwight Eisenhower send troops to enforce desegregation in schools?
a) Birmingham
b) Little Rock
c) Buffalo
d) Panama

10) When did Dwight Eisenhower die?
a) 28 March 1969
b) 5 April 1966
c) 30 June 1970
d) 1 November 1975

Dwight Eisenhower Quiz Answers

1) When was Dwight Eisenhower first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1953

2) When was Dwight Eisenhower born?
d) 14 October 1890

3) Where was Dwight Eisenhower born?
a) Denison

4) Where in March 1942 was Dwight Eisenhower sent as head of European Theatre of Operations?
c) England

5) What was the code name given by Allies for invasion of northwest Africa?
b) Operation Torch

6) Whom did Dwight Eisenhower appoint as the head of French North Africa?
c) Jean Francois Darlan

7) Of which military alliance was Dwight Eisenhower appointed Supreme Commander in 1951?
d) NATO

8) To which political party did Dwight Eisenhower belong?
c) Republican

9) Where in 1957 did Dwight Eisenhower send troops to enforce desegregation in schools?
b) Little Rock

10) When did Dwight Eisenhower die?
a) 28 March 1969

(This quiz is about the fifth President of USA.)

1) What was James Monroe’s occupation?
a) Doctor
b) Businessman
c) Lawyer
d) Engineer

2) Which State had James Monroe as its Governor in 1799-1802?
a) New York
b) Pennsylvania
c) Virginia
d) Georgia

3) When was James Monroe Member of Continental Congress?
a) 1774-1776
b) 1783-1786
c) 1780-1783
d) 1785-1787

4) Which territory was ceded by Spain to USA in 1819?
a) New Mexico
b) Florida
c) California
d) Texas

5) How many States were in USA when James Monroe ceased to be President?
a) 17
b) 19
c) 24
d) 50

6) Which parallel was set as boundary between USA and Canada on 20/10/1818?
a) 17th
b) 36th
c) 49th
d) 64th

7) Which Slave State was admitted to USA in 1820?
a) Alabama
b) Louisiana
c) Mississippi
d) Missouri

8) How is the statement by James Monroe in 1823 that warned European powers against colonisation in the Americas came to be known?
a) Declaration of Independence
b) Monroe Doctrine
c) Helsinki Declaration
d) Bill of Rights

9) How is the period of James Monroe’s Presidency known?
a) Golden age
b) Era of good feelings
c) Dark age
d) Era of sad feelings

10) Of which dynasty was James Monroe said to be the last President?
a) Texas Dynasty
b) Maryland Dynasty
c) Virginia Dynasty
d) Dakota Dynasty

James Monroe Quiz Answers

1) What was James Monroe’s occupation?
c) Lawyer

2) Which State had James Monroe as its Governor in 1799-1802?
c) Virginia

3) When was James Monroe Member of Continental Congress?
b) 1783-1786

4) Which territory was ceded by Spain to USA in 1819?
b) Florida

5) How many States were in USA when James Monroe ceased to be President?
c) 24

6) Which parallel was set as boundary between USA and Canada on 20/10/1818?
c) 49th

7) Which Slave State was admitted to USA in 1820?
d) Missouri

8) How is the statement by James Monroe in 1823 that warned European powers against colonisation in the Americas came to be known?
b) Monroe Doctrine

9) How is the period of James Monroe’s Presidency known?
b) Era of good feelings

10) Of which dynasty was James Monroe said to be the last President?
c) Virginia Dynasty

(This quiz is about the tenth President of USA.)

1) Which college did John Tyler attend?
a) William and Mary College
b) Hampden-Sydney College
c) St. Ignatius College
d) St. Albert’s College

2) What was John Tyler’s profession?
a) Lawyer
b) Professor
c) Soldier
d) Actor

3) What was John Tyler’s rank in the military in the War of 1812?
a) Major General
b) Brigadier
c) Captain
d) Colonel

4) Which State had John Tyler as its Governor?
a) Georgia
b) Texas
c) Virginia
d) Maryland

5) Which of the following applies to John Tyler?
a) First President of USA to be photographed.
b) First Vice President of USA to be elevated as President of USA due to the death of
elected President of USA.
c) First President of USA to have his Vice President resign.
d) First President of USA to be nominated at a national convention.

6) Who did not resign from John Tyler’s Cabinet when he vetoed banking bills?
a) Daniel Webster
b) Thomas Ewing
c) John Bell
d) George E. Badger

7) Which political party expelled John Tyler?
a) Republican
b) Labour
c) Whig
d) Democratic

8) Which treaty ended boundary dispute with Canada?
a) Webster-Ashburton Treaty
b) Jay’s Treaty
c) Pinckney’s Treaty
d) Louisiana Treaty

9) When was the annexation of Texas?
a) 1838
b) 1841
c) 1845
d) 1848

10) When was John Tyler Member of Confederate States Congress?
a) 1812-1814
b) 1816-1820
c) 1832-1836
d) 1861-1862

John Tyler Quiz Answers

1) Which college did John Tyler attend?
a) William and Mary College

2) What was John Tyler’s profession?
a) Lawyer

3) What was John Tyler’s rank in the military in the War of 1812?
c) Captain

4) Which State had John Tyler as its Governor?
c) Virginia

5) Which of the following applies to John Tyler?
b) First Vice President of USA to be elevated as President of USA due to the death of elected President of USA.

6) Who did not resign from John Tyler’s Cabinet when he vetoed banking bills?
a) Daniel Webster

7) Which political party expelled John Tyler?
c) Whig

8) Which treaty ended boundary dispute with Canada?
a) Webster-Ashburton Treaty

9) When was the annexation of Texas?
c) 1845

10) When was John Tyler Member of Confederate States Congress?
d) 1861-1862

(Grover Cleveland had two non-consecutive terms as President of USA. He is counted twice by many as 22nd and 24th President of USA.)

1) When was Grover Cleveland first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 September 1885
b) 4 March 1885
c) 20 January 1885
d) 4 November 1886

2) When was Grover Cleveland born?
a) 18 March 1837
b) 4 May 1830
c) 12 August 1834
d) 2 October 1848

3) Where was Grover Cleveland born?
a) Fairfield
b) Caldwell
c) San Francisco
d) Buffalo

4) How many murderers did Grover Cleveland personally hang when he was the public executioner?
a) Two
b) Thee
c) Five
d) Ten

5) Of which country was Grover Cleveland Sheriff?
a) Orange
b) Fairfax
c) Erie
d) Cuhayoga

6) To which political party did Grover Cleveland belong?
a) Democratic
b) Green
c) Republican
d) National

7) On 2 June 1886 Grover Cleveland married Frances Folsom. He was 49. How old was she?
a) 18
b) 21
c) 24
d) 30

8) How many bills did Grover Cleveland veto in his first term?
a) 112
b) 306
c) 414
d) 200

9) When was Anti-Polygamy Act passed?
a) 1885
b) 1887
c) 1894
d) 1896

10) In 1888 Presidential Election Grover Cleveland had 5,540,329 popular votes as against Benjamin Harrison’s 5,439,853. Benjamin Harrison got 233 electoral votes. How many electoral votes did Grover Cleveland get?
a) 234
b) 240
c) 212
d) 168

Grover Cleveland Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When was Grover Cleveland first sworn in as President of USA?
b) 4 March 1885

2) When was Grover Cleveland born?
a) 18 March 1837

3) Where was Grover Cleveland born?
b) Caldwell

4) How many murderers did Grover Cleveland personally hang when he was the public executioner?
a) Two

5) Of which country was Grover Cleveland Sheriff?
c) Erie

6) To which political party did Grover Cleveland belong?
a) Democratic

7) On 2 June 1886 Grover Cleveland married Frances Folsom. He was 49. How old was she?
b) 21

8) How many bills did Grover Cleveland veto in his first term?
c) 414

9) When was Anti-Polygamy Act passed?
b) 1887

10) In 1888 Presidential Election Grover Cleveland had 5,540,329 popular votes as against Benjamin Harrison’s 5,439,853. Benjamin Harrison got 233 electoral votes. How many electoral votes did Grover Cleveland get?
d) 168

Franklin Pierce Quiz Questions

1) When was Franklin Pierce sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1841
b) 4 March 1853
c) 20 January 1849
d) 4 March 1845

2) When was Franklin Pierce born?
a) 1 October 1809
b) 3 March 1812
c) 23 November 1804
d) 1 January 1801

3) Where was Franklin Pierce born?
a) Chicago
b) Hillsborough
c) Edinborough
d) Marlborough

4) Who of the following authors was a class mate of Franklin Pierce?
a) John Keats
b) Percy Bysshe Shelley
c) Nathaniel Hawthorne
d) Charles Dickens

5) Which college did Franklin Pierce attend?
a) Bowdoin College
b) Hampden-Sydney College
c) Morehouse College
d) St. Albert’s College

6) During which war was Franklin Pierce wounded?
a) Boer War
b) Cuban War
c) Mexican War
d) Balkan War I

7) Which of the following Acts was passed when Franklin Pierce was President?
a) Kansas-Nebraska Act
b) Espionage Act
c) Freedom of Information Privacy Act
d) National Security Act

8) Which of the following applies to Franklin Pierce?
a) First President to have a Christmas tree in the White House.
b) First President to travel by aeroplane.
c) First President to have fought in a war.
d) First President to be born in USA.

9) To which political party did Franklin Pierce belong?
a) Democratic
b) Republican
c) Whig
d) Green

10) What caused Franklin Pierce’s death?
a) Train accident
b) Cirrhosis
c) Cholera
d) Bus accident

Franklin Pierce Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When was Franklin Pierce sworn in as President of USA?
b) 4 March 1853

2) When was Franklin Pierce born?
c) 23 November 1804

3) Where was Franklin Pierce born?
b) Hillsborough

4) Who of the following authors was a class mate of Franklin Pierce?
c) Nathaniel Hawthorne

5) Which college did Franklin Pierce attend?
a) Bowdoin College

6) During which war was Franklin Pierce wounded?
c) Mexican War

7) Which of the following Acts was passed when Franklin Pierce was President?
a) Kansas-Nebraska Act

8) Which of the following applies to Franklin Pierce?
a) First President to have a Christmas tree in the White House.

9) To which political party did Franklin Pierce belong?
a) Democratic

10) What caused Franklin Pierce’s death?
b) Cirrhosis

Franklin Pierce Trivia

Source: http://www.americanpresidents.org

Each of his three children died before he was president and before reaching adolescence.

During his term, feelings in congress were so intense that fist-fights broke out on the floor of the congress.

During his term, Kansas was known as “Bloody Kansas” due to the state’s intense turmoil over the issue of slavery.

He was the first president to memorize his inaugural address and recite it from memory.

He was responsible for the Gadsden Purchase which brought New Mexico and part of Arizona into the United States.

His wife, Jane Appleton, was so distraught by the deaths of her children that she would write letters to her deceased children.

He signed the Kansas-Nebraska Act which nullified the Missouri Compromise.
“A Republic without parties is a complete anomaly. The history of all popular Governments show how absurd is the idea of their attempting to exist without parties.”

Lyndon Johnson Quiz Questions

1) When was Lyndon Johnson first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1961
b) 4 November 1960
c) 22 November 1963
d) 4 March 1969

2) When was Lyndon Johnson born?
a) 21 March 1904
b) 3 May 1912
c) 27 August 1908
d) 18 October 1900

3) Where was Lyndon Johnson born?
a) Albany
b) Sacramento
c) Boston
d) Stonewall

4) Which college did Lyndon Johnson attend?
a) William and Mary College
b) Texas State Teachers College
c) Rhodes College
d) Trinity College

5) Where did Lyndon Johnson teach?
a) St. Patrick’s High School
b) St. Augustine’s High School
c) Sam Houston High School
d) Sacred Heart High School

6) Who in 1948 accused Lyndon Johnson of election fraud in Democratic primary election for Senate seat?
a) Coke Stevenson
b) Hugo Black
c) Tommy Corcoran
d) Morris Sheppard

7) When did the Congress of USA pass the Civil Rights Act?
a) 1959
b) 1961
c) 1964
d) 1968

8) Which war during the presidency of Lyndon Johnson made him unpopular?
a) Korean War
b) Boer War
c) Crimean War
d) Vietnam War

9) When did Lyndon Johnson die?
a) 22 January 1973
b) 4 May 1975
c) 22 August 1978
d) 4 December 1984

10) Where did Lyndon Johnson die?
a) Hanoi
b) Saigon
c) New York
d) Johnson City

Lyndon Johnson Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When was Lyndon Johnson first sworn in as President of USA?
c) 22 November 1963

2) When was Lyndon Johnson born?
c) 27 August 1908

3) Where was Lyndon Johnson born?
d) Stonewall

4) Which college did Lyndon Johnson attend?
b) Texas State Teachers College

5) Where did Lyndon Johnson teach?
c) Sam Houston High School

6) Who in 1948 accused Lyndon Johnson of election fraud in Democratic primary election for Senate seat?
a) Coke Stevenson

7) When did the Congress of USA pass the Civil Rights Act?
c) 1964

8) Which war during the presidency of Lyndon Johnson made him unpopular?
d) Vietnam War

9) When did Lyndon Johnson die?
a) 22 January 1973

10) Where did Lyndon Johnson die?
d) Johnson City

(This quiz is about the eighth President of USA.)

Martin Van Buren Quiz Questions

1) Which of the following applies to Martin Van Buren?
a) He was born a British subject.
b) He was an immigrant from France.
c) He was of Dutch descent.
d) He was half Irish and half Scottish.

2) What position was held by Martin Van Buren in 1815-1819?
a) Governor of New York
b) Mayor of Washington DC
c) Governor of New Jersey
d) Attorney General of New York

3) Who appointed Martin Van Buren Secretary of State?
a) Thomas Jefferson
b) Andrew Jackson
c) John Adams
d) George Washington

4) When was Martin Van Buren Vice President of USA?
a) 1829-1833
b) 1825-1829
c) 1833-1837
d) 1821-1825

5) Who cast the deciding vote against Martin Van Buren’s appointment as Minister to UK?
a) John C. Calhoun
b) John Forsyth
c) Louis McLane
d) Roger B. Taney

6) Which of the following events took place when Martin Van Buren was President of USA?
a) Annexation of Philippines
b) Panic of 1837
c) California gold rush
d) Inauguration of Panama Canal

7) Which State’s joining of USA was opposed by Martin Van Buren because it had slavery?
a) Georgia
b) Texas
c) Virginia
d) Maryland

8) How many times did Martin Van Buren run for re-election as President of USA?
a) Once
b) Twice
c) Thrice
d) Four times

9) Which party did Martin Van Buren represent as presidential candidate in 1848?
a) Democratic
b) Free Soil
c) Republican
d) Federalist

10) When did Martin Van Buren die?
a) 24 July 1862
b) 16 May 1850
c) 3 June 1858
d) 7 April 1861

Martin Van Buren Quiz Questions with Answers

1) Which of the following applies to Martin Van Buren?
c) He was of Dutch descent.

2) What position was held by Martin Van Buren in 1815-1819?
d) Attorney General of New York

3) Who appointed Martin Van Buren Secretary of State?
b) Andrew Jackson

4) When was Martin Van Buren Vice President of USA?
c) 1833-1837

5) Who cast the deciding vote against Martin Van Buren’s appointment as Minister to UK?
a) John C. Calhoun

6) Which of the following events took place when Martin Van Buren was President of USA?
b) Panic of 1837

7) Which State’s joining of USA was opposed by Martin Van Buren because it had slavery?
b) Texas

8) How many times did Martin Van Buren run for re-election as President of USA?
c) Thrice

9) Which party did Martin Van Buren represent as presidential candidate in 1848?
b) Free Soil

10) When did Martin Van Buren die?
a) 24 July 1862

Theodore Roosevelt Quiz Questions

1) When was Theodore Roosevelt first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 14 September 1901
b) 4 March 1901
c) 20 January 1901
d) 4 November 1900

2) When did Theodore Roosevelt publish The Naval War of 1812?
a) 1865
b) 1875
c) 1882
d) 1896

3) Which of the following books was published by Theodore Roosevelt in 1885?
a) Essays in Practical Politics
b) Hunting Trips of a Ranchman
c) Life of Thomas Hart Benton
d) Life of Gouverneur Morris

4) When did Theodore Roosevelt marry Edith Carow?
a) 22 October 1880
b) 12 February 1884
c) 5 March 1884
d) 2 December 1886

5) Which of the following is true about Theodore Roosevelt?
a) Youngest ever person to become President of USA
b) Youngest ever person elected President of USA
c) First President of USA to have telephone in White House
d) First President of USA to travel by train

6) When was Theodore Roosevelt awarded Nobel Prize for Peace?
a) 11 November 1918
b) 28 June 1914
c) 10 December 1906
d) 21 June 1916

7) Which of the following Acts was signed by Theodore Roosevelt on 28 June 1902?
a) Isthmian Canal Act
b) Newland Reclamation Act
c) Pure Food and Drug Act
d) Antiquities Act

8) Which fleet was sent on circumnavigation on 16 December 1907?
a) First Fleet
b) Seventh Fleet
c) Great White Fleet
d) Black Sea Fleet

9) Which party was formed by Theodore Roosevelt and his supporters in August 1912?
a) United National Party
b) National Progressive Party
c) Socialist Party
d) Liberation Party

10) How many electoral votes did Theodore Roosevelt get in Presidential Election 1912?
a) 216
b) 8
c) 88
d) 435

Theodore Roosevelt Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When was Theodore Roosevelt first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 14 September 1901

2) When did Theodore Roosevelt publish The Naval War of 1812?
c) 1882

3) Which of the following books was published by Theodore Roosevelt in 1885?
b) Hunting Trips of a Ranchman

4) When did Theodore Roosevelt marry Edith Carow?
d) 2 December 1886

5) Which of the following is true about Theodore Roosevelt?
a) Youngest ever person to become President of USA

6) When was Theodore Roosevelt awarded Nobel Prize for Peace?
c) 10 December 1906

7) Which of the following Acts was signed by Theodore Roosevelt on 28 June 1902?
a) Isthmian Canal Act

8) Which fleet was sent on circumnavigation on 16 December 1907?
c) Great White Fleet

9) Which party was formed by Theodore Roosevelt and his supporters in August 1912?
b) National Progressive Party

10) How many electoral votes did Theodore Roosevelt get in Presidential Election 1912?
c) 88

1) When did Woodrow Wilson begin his second term as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1910
b) 4 March 1912
c) 4 March 1917
d) 4 November 1912

2) When was Woodrow Wilson born?
a) 12 February 1850
b) 3 March 1852
c) 28 July 1855
d) 28 December 1856

3) Where was Woodrow Wilson born?
a) Fairfield
b) Caldwell
c) Cincinnati
d) Staunton

4) From which University did Woodrow Wilson get Ph. D.?
a) Miami
b) Harvard
c) John Hopkins
d) Yale

5) Which state had Woodrow Wilson as its Governor?
a) California
b) New Jersey
c) Arizona
d) New Mexico

6) How many electoral votes did Woodrow Wilson get in Presidential Election 1912?
a) 216
b) 8
c) 88
d) 435

7) Which Act passed when Woodrow Wilson was President reduced tariff?
a) Underwood Act
b) Pinewood Act
c) Federal Reserve Act
d) Civil Rights Act

8) Which slogan helped Woodrow Wilson get in Presidential Election 1912?
a) Quit Poverty
b) Food, Clothing, Shelter
c) He kept us out of war.
d) No new taxes

9) In which field did Woodrow Wilson get Nobel Prize in 1919?
a) Chemistry
b) Literature
c) Peace
d) Physics

10) When did Woodrow Wilson die?
a) 3 February 1924
b) 4 May 1926
c) 9 June 1928
d) 8 November 1930

Woodrow Wilson Quiz Answers

1) When did Woodrow Wilson begin his second term as President of USA?
c) 4 March 1917

2) When was Woodrow Wilson born?
d) 28 December 1856

3) Where was Woodrow Wilson born?
d) Staunton

4) From which University did Woodrow Wilson get Ph. D.?
c) John Hopkins

5) Which state had Woodrow Wilson as its Governor?
b) New Jersey

6) How many electoral votes did Woodrow Wilson get in Presidential Election 1912?
d) 435

7) Which Act passed when Woodrow Wilson was President reduced tariff?
a) Underwood Act

8) Which slogan helped Woodrow Wilson get in Presidential Election 1912?
c) He kept us out of war.

9) In which field did Woodrow Wilson get Nobel Prize in 1919?
c) Peace

10) When did Woodrow Wilson die?
a) 3 February 1924

1) When was Warren Gamaliel Harding sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1921
b) 4 March 1921
c) 18 October 1918
d) 4 November 1920

2) When was Warren Gamaliel Harding born?
a) 1 January 1863
b) 14 April 1865
c) 30 September 1869
d) 2 November 1865

3) Where was Warren Gamaliel Harding born?
a) New York
b) Corsica, France
c) Corsica, Ohio
d) New Orleans

4) Which college did Warren Gamaliel Harding attend?
a) Brown College
b) Ohio Central College
c) Kenyon College
d) Allegheny College

5) Which state had Warren Gamaliel Harding as its Lieutenant Governor?
a) Rhode Island
b) Nevada
c) Illinois
d) Ohio

6) Which of the following Acts was passed to reduce tariffs when Warren Gamaliel Harding was President?
a) Underwood Act
b) Pinewood Act
c) Federal Reserve Act
d) Civil Rights Act

7) Which scandal occurred during the Presidency of Warren Gamaliel Harding?
a) Irangate
b) Contrascam
c) Watergate
d) Teapot Dome

8) Which of the following is false about Warren Gamaliel Harding?
a) First President of USA to visit Canada
b) First President of USA to own a radio
c) First President of USA to appear on television
d) First President of USA who was newspaper publisher

9) When did Warren Gamaliel Harding die?
a) 3 February 1926
b) 11 June 1928
c) 2 August 1923
d) 3 December 1932

10) Where did Warren Gamaliel Harding die?
a) Atlanta
b) Washington
c) Albany
d) San Francisco

Warren Gamaliel Harding Quiz Answers

1) When was Warren Gamaliel Harding sworn in as President of USA?
b) 4 March 1921

2) When was Warren Gamaliel Harding born?
d) 2 November 1865

3) Where was Warren Gamaliel Harding born?
b) Corsica, France

4) Which college did Warren Gamaliel Harding attend?
b) Ohio Central College

5) Which state had Warren Gamaliel Harding as its Lieutenant Governor?
d) Ohio

6) Which of the following Acts was passed to reduce tariffs when Warren Gamaliel Harding was President?
a) Underwood Act

7) Which scandal occurred during the Presidency of Warren Gamaliel Harding?
d) Teapot Dome

8) Which of the following is false about Warren Gamaliel Harding?
c) First President of USA to appear on television

9) When did Warren Gamaliel Harding die?
c) 2 August 1923

10) Where did Warren Gamaliel Harding die?
d) San Francisco

Gerald Ford Quiz Questions

1) When was Gerald Ford sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1973
b) 4 November 1972
c) 9 August 1974
d) 4 March 1973

2) What was Gerald Ford’s name at the time of his birth?
a) Martin Luther King
b) Leslie Lynch King
c) Michael Robert Morrison
d) Jean Jacques Rousseau

3) Where was Gerald Ford born?
a) Omaha
b) Panama
c) Chicago
d) Detroit

4) Which university did Gerald Ford attend?
a) University of Arizona
b) University of California
c) University of Michigan
d) University of Texas

5) When was Gerald Ford sworn in as Vice President of USA?
a) 20 January 1969
b) 4 November 1968
c) 10 September 1970
d) 6 December 1973

6) Which of the following applies to Gerald Ford?
a) First person to become President of USA without being elected as President or Vice President
b) First person to become President of USA four times
c) First President of USA to visit India
d) First President of USA to visit China

7) Which American ship was seized by Cambodia in 1975?
a) Nautilus
b) Achille Lauro
c) Invincible
d) Mayaguyez

8) When did Lynette Fromme try to kill Gerald Ford?
a) 15 March 1981
b) 6 June 1976
c) 5 September 1975
d) 31 October 1974

9) When did Gerald Ford die?
a) 1 January 1965
b) 3 June 1981
c) 15 August 1977
d) 26 November 2006

10) Where did Gerald Ford die?
a) Georgetown
b) Rancho Mirage
c) London
d) New York

Gerald Ford Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When was Gerald Ford sworn in as President of USA?
c) 9 August 1974

2) What was Gerald Ford’s name at the time of his birth?
b) Leslie Lynch King

3) Where was Gerald Ford born?
a) Omaha

4) Which university did Gerald Ford attend?
c) University of Michigan

5) When was Gerald Ford sworn in as Vice President of USA?
d) 6 December 1973

6) Which of the following applies to Gerald Ford?
a) First person to become President of USA without being elected as President or Vice President

7) Which American ship was seized by Cambodia in 1975?
d) Mayaguyez

8) When did Lynette Fromme try to kill Gerald Ford?
c) 5 September 1975

9) When did Gerald Ford die?
d) 26 November 2006

10) Where did Gerald Ford die?
b) Rancho Mirage

Harry Truman Quiz Questions

1) When was Harry Truman first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1945
b) 4 March 1945
c) 12 April 1945
d) 4 November 1944

2) When was Harry Truman born?
a) 4 February 1876
b) 8 May 1884
c) 28 September 1888
d) 22 December 1881

3) Where was Harry Truman born?
a) Sacramento
b) Lamar
c) Mexico
d) New Orleans

4) Where did Harry Truman serve in 1905-1911?
a) Central Intelligence Agency
b) Federal Bureau of Investigation
c) Missouri National Guard
d) Federal Emergency Management Agency

5) Where did Harry Truman serve as a judge?
a) Florida Supreme Court
b) Orange County Court
c) Jackson County Court
d) Supreme Court of USA

6) To which political party did Harry Truman belong?
a) Democratic
b) Liberal
c) Republican
d) Progressive

7) When was Harry Truman first elected to USA Senate?
a) 1930
b) 1932
c) 1934
d) 1936

8) Which war came to end in 1945 after Harry Truman became President?
a) World War II
b) Crimean War
c) War of Roses
d) Peninsular War

9) Which war began in 1950 in which USA took a major part?
a) Vietnam War
b) Iraq War
c) Afghan War
d) Korean War

10) When did Harry Truman die?
a) 11 January 1982
b) 4 May 1968
c) 23 July 1974
d) 26 December 1972

Harry Truman Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When was Harry Truman first sworn in as President of USA?
c) 12 April 1945

2) When was Harry Truman born?
b) 8 May 1884

3) Where was Harry Truman born?
b) Lamar

4) Where did Harry Truman serve in 1905-1911?
c) Missouri National Guard

5) Where did Harry Truman serve as a judge?
c) Jackson County Court

6) To which political party did Harry Truman belong?
a) Democratic

7) When was Harry Truman first elected to USA Senate?
c) 1934

8) Which war came to end in 1945 after Harry Truman became President?
a) World War II

9) Which war began in 1950 in which USA took a major part?
d) Korean War

10) When did Harry Truman die?
d) 26 December 1972

1) When was Millard Fillmore sworn in as President of USA?
a) 10 July 1850
b) 4 March 1949
c) 20January 1949
d) 4 March 1945

2) When was Millard Fillmore born?
a) 4 July 1776
b) 4 June 1788
c) 15 March 1795
d) 7 January 1800

3) What was Millard Fillmore’s profession?
a) Lawyer
b) Professor
c) Architect
d) Actor

4) To which political party did Millard Fillmore belong?
a) Democratic
b) Liberal
c) Whig
d) Labour

5) Who was President when Millard Fillmore was Vice President?
a) Zachary Taylor
b) John Adams
c) James Madison
d) James Monroe

6) Who was Vice President when Millard Fillmore was President?
a) Abraham Lincoln
b) Andrew Johnson
c) Andrew Jackson
d) None

7) Whom did Millard Fillmore send to Japan for opening trade with it?
a) Leonard Cheshire
b) Matthew C. Perry
c) Douglas McArthur
d) Dwight Eisenhower

8) Which state was admitted to USA when Millard Fillmore was President?
a) New Hampshire
b) California
c) Hawaii
d) Alaska

9) What did Millard Fillmore say when he refused an honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Law from Oxford?
a) No man should accept a degree that he cannot read.
b) The President of USA is above any degree.
c) Americans should not accept degrees from other countries.
d) I can not go to Oxford to collect the degree.

10) Who of the following was not a Secretary of State when Millard Fillmore was President of USA?
a) Daniel Webster
b) John Clayton
c) Thomas Corwin
d) Edward Everett

Millard Fillmore Quiz Answers

1) When was Millard Fillmore sworn in as President of USA?
a) 10 July 1850

2) When was Millard Fillmore born?
d) 7 January 1800

3) What was Millard Fillmore’s profession?
a) Lawyer

4) To which political party did Millard Fillmore belong?
c) Whig

5) Who was President when Millard Fillmore was Vice President?
a) Zachary Taylor

6) Who was Vice President when Millard Fillmore was President?
d) None

7) Whom did Millard Fillmore send to Japan for opening trade with it?
b) Matthew C. Perry

8) Which state was admitted to USA when Millard Fillmore was President?
b) California

9) What did Millard Fillmore say when he refused an honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Law from Oxford?
a) No man should accept a degree that he cannot read.

10) Who of the following was not a Secretary of State when Millard Fillmore was President of USA?
c) Thomas Corwin

James Madison Quiz Questions

(This quiz is about the fourth President of USA.)

1) When was James Madison Member of Continental Congress?
a) 1774-1776
b) 1776-1779
c) 1780-1783
d) 1785-1787

2) What was James Madison’s occupation?
a) Doctor
b) Businessman
c) Lawyer
d) Engineer

3) Who was the President when James Madison was Secretary of State?
a) John Adams
b) George Washington
c) Thomas Jefferson
d) Calvin Coolidge

4) Which of the following nicknames applies to James Madison?
a) Man of the People
b) Sage of Monticello
c) Atlas of Independence
d) Father of the Constitution

5) To which political party did James Madison belong?
a) Democratic- Republican
b) Federalist
c) Conservative
d) Labour

6) When was James Madison President of USA?
a) 1789-1797
b) 1997-1801
c) 1801-1809
d) 1809-1817

7) Against which country war was declared by USA in 1812?
a) Canada
b) Mexico
c) UK
d) Germany

8) What was James Madison’s height?
a) 5’4”
b) 5’9”
c) 6’
d) 6’2”

9) Who wrote “The Star-Spangled Banner”?
a) James Madison
b) Dolley Payne Todd
c) Francis Scott Key
d) James Monroe

10) Which event took place on 24 August 1814?
a) James Madison took oath as President
b) The British burned White House and other buildings in Washington
c) California became part of USA
d) Alaska became part of USA

James Madison Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When was James Madison Member of Continental Congress?
c) 1780-1783

2) What was James Madison’s occupation?
c) Lawyer

3) Who was the President when James Madison was Secretary of State?
d) Calvin Coolidge

4) Which of the following nicknames applies to James Madison?
d) Father of the Constitution

5) To which political party did James Madison belong?
a) Democratic- Republican

6) When was James Madison President of USA?
d) 1809-1817

7) Against which country war was declared by USA in 1812?
c) UK

8) What was James Madison’s height?
a) 5’4”

9) Who wrote “The Star-Spangled Banner”?
c) Francis Scott Key

10) Which event took place on 24 August 1814?
b) The British burned White House and other buildings in Washington

The Star-Spangled Banner

The Star-Spangled Banner Lyrics

Oh, say, can you see, by the dawn’s early light,
What so proudly we hailed at the twilight’s last gleaming?
Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thru the perilous fight,
O’er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming?
And the rockets’ red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.
O say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

On the shore dimly seen through the mists of the deep,
Where the foe’s haughty host in dread silence reposes,
What is that which the breeze, o’er the towering steep,
As it fitfully blows, half conceals, half discloses?
Now it catches the gleam of the morning’s first beam,
In full glory reflected, now shines on the stream:
Tis the star-spangled banner: O, long may it wave
O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave!

And where is that band who so vauntingly swore
That the havoc of war and the battle’s confusion
A home and a country should leave us no more?
Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps’ pollution.
No refuge could save the hireling and slave
From the terror of flight or the gloom of the grave:
And the star-spangled banner in triumph doth wave
O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave.

O, thus be it ever when freemen shall stand,
Between their loved home and the war’s desolation!
Blest with victory and peace, may the heav’n-rescued land
Praise the Power that hath made and preserved us a nation!
Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just,
And this be our motto: “In God is our trust”
And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave
O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave!