Question 1

During my two terms in office, I never told a lie and I gave the Emancipation Proclamation. Some weren’t happy with that, though, and I was assassinated before I could finish my 2nd term.

Accepted Answer

Abraham Lincoln

Question 2

I’ve been there. I’ve seen things - like the signing of the Declaration of Independence. I didn’t steal the spotlight like Hancock, but you’ll find my autograph on there. I later became Prez in 1801.

Accepted Answer

Thomas Jefferson

Question 3

I led the county from 1993-2001, and during that time I rocked out on the saxophone, saw my Razorbacks win a National Title, did some stuff for the economy, and got impeached for lying.

Accepted Answer

Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton

Question 4

From 1789 to 1797, I served as the President of the United States - a pretty unique gig at the time. I’m also the only former President with a state named after them.

Accepted Answer

George Washington

Question 5

I was shot in the chest just two months into my presidency. Thankfully, I survived and they caught the shooter. My acting gigs in Hollywood certainly would’ve been safer.

Accepted Answer

Ronald Reagan

Question 6

I served just one term as the 39th President after serving as Georgia’s Governor in the early ‘70s. I was the first U.S. President that was born in a hospital. So there’s that.

Accepted Answer

Jimmy Carter

Question 7

Some would call my winning the presidency in 2016 the biggest and greatest upset known to man. I wouldn’t disagree. I was impeached during my one term, but whatevs. I’ll be back and it'll be huge.

Accepted Answer

Donald Trump

Question 8

First off, if someone asks you who is in my tomb, don’t fall for the joke. It’s me, of course. Also, when it comes to Presidents on money, I’m on the biggest bill. Just sayin’.

Accepted Answer

Ulysses S. Grant

Question 9

People didn’t really live super long back when I briefly ran the country. And by briefly, I mean, like a month in office. Because, as you probably guessed, I died just 31 days into my term. A record!

Accepted Answer

William Henry Harrison

Question 10

I became the youngest to ever win the Presidential Election. Sadly, I also became the youngest to leave office when I was assassinated in 1963. Quite the bummer.

Accepted Answer

John F. Kennedy

Question 11

My pops ran the country at one point, so like many, I got into the “family business.” Like him, I only did it for 1 term, but at least I can say we were the first father-son Presidential duo. Go us!

Accepted Answer

John Quincy Adams

Question 12

I took over as President during the Great Depression. Only can go up from there, I guess? Well, I did improve things and went on to serve as Commander in Chief for 3 terms - the only one to do so.

Accepted Answer

Franklin Roosevelt

Question 13

I was elected twice, but only finished one of my terms. Thankfully, I wasn’t assassinated. I did get caught up in a cover up of a break-in and ended up resigning halfway through my term.

Accepted Answer

Richard Nixon

Question 14

I was a senator from Illinois before I went on to win the presidency and make history along the way. With my two terms over, I was able to spend more time on the basketball court and golf course.

Accepted Answer

Barack Obama

Who am I? U.S. Presidents Quiz Edition

2) I’ve been there. I’ve seen things - like the signing of the Declaration of Independence. I didn’t steal the spotlight like Hancock, but you’ll find my autograph on there. I later became Prez in 1801.

3) I led the county from 1993-2001, and during that time I rocked out on the saxophone, saw my Razorbacks win a National Title, did some stuff for the economy, and got impeached for lying.

4) From 1789 to 1797, I served as the President of the United States - a pretty unique gig at the time. I’m also the only former President with a state named after them.

5) I was shot in the chest just two months into my presidency. Thankfully, I survived and they caught the shooter. My acting gigs in Hollywood certainly would’ve been safer.

6) I served just one term as the 39th President after serving as Georgia’s Governor in the early ‘70s. I was the first U.S. President that was born in a hospital. So there’s that.

7) Some would call my winning the presidency in 2016 the biggest and greatest upset known to man. I wouldn’t disagree. I was impeached during my one term, but whatevs. I’ll be back and it'll be huge.

8) First off, if someone asks you who is in my tomb, don’t fall for the joke. It’s me, of course. Also, when it comes to Presidents on money, I’m on the biggest bill. Just sayin’.

9) People didn’t really live super long back when I briefly ran the country. And by briefly, I mean, like a month in office. Because, as you probably guessed, I died just 31 days into my term. A record!

10) I became the youngest to ever win the Presidential Election. Sadly, I also became the youngest to leave office when I was assassinated in 1963. Quite the bummer.

11) My pops ran the country at one point, so like many, I got into the “family business.” Like him, I only did it for 1 term, but at least I can say we were the first father-son Presidential duo. Go us!

12) I took over as President during the Great Depression. Only can go up from there, I guess? Well, I did improve things and went on to serve as Commander in Chief for 3 terms - the only one to do so.

13) I was elected twice, but only finished one of my terms. Thankfully, I wasn’t assassinated. I did get caught up in a cover up of a break-in and ended up resigning halfway through my term.

14) I was a senator from Illinois before I went on to win the presidency and make history along the way. With my two terms over, I was able to spend more time on the basketball court and golf course.