Facts and initiatives of first ladies in this period.
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39 basic cards for K-12 US Presidents Deep Dive. Set 3 of 3 in First Ladies. It opens with "Who was the first First Lady commonly called by that title?" and "What nickname was Lucy Hayes known by, reflecting her temperance views?". More Game Night and Road Trips decks are listed below.
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- Who was the first First Lady commonly called by that title?
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Lucy Webb Hayes
- What nickname was Lucy Hayes known by, reflecting her temperance views?
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Lemonade Lucy
- Lucy Webb Hayes was the first First Lady to have what academic achievement?
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A college education
- Which First Lady served in two non-consecutive terms?
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Frances Folsom Cleveland
- Frances Cleveland held what distinction regarding her age?
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She was the youngest First Lady at the time of her husband's presidency
- Frances Folsom married President Grover Cleveland while he was what?
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Serving as president
- Caroline Harrison founded what major women's organization?
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The Daughters of the American Revolution
- Caroline Harrison established a collection of what items for the White House?
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China
- Ida McKinley was publicly afflicted with what medical condition during her tenure?
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Epilepsy
- How did President McKinley publicly support his wife's medical condition?
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He sat beside her during official receptions
- Edith Roosevelt oversaw what major White House project during her tenure?
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A complete renovation
- Edith Roosevelt established the White House as what type of institution?
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A museum of American history
- What environmental cause did Edith Roosevelt champion alongside her husband?
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Conservation
- Edith Roosevelt modernized White House practices in what area?
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Entertaining and social protocol
- Helen Herron Taft introduced trees from what country to Washington, D.C.?
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Japan