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US Presidents Deep Dive · K-12 · Game Night and Road Trips

US Presidents: Firsts and Facts

Notable presidential firsts and standout facts, such as the youngest president or the only one to serve non-consecutive terms.

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30 basic cards for K-12 US Presidents Deep Dive. Set 4 of 7 in US Presidents. It opens with "Who was the youngest elected president of the United States?" and "Which president served non-consecutive terms?". More Game Night and Road Trips decks are listed below.

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Who was the youngest elected president of the United States?
Show answerJohn F. Kennedy, age 43 in 1960
Which president served non-consecutive terms?
Show answerGrover Cleveland, as the 22nd and 24th president
Who is the only president to resign from office?
Show answerRichard Nixon, in 1974
Which president served four terms?
Show answerFranklin D. Roosevelt
What was the shortest presidency in US history?
Show answerWilliam Henry Harrison, 31 days
Who was the first president of the United States?
Show answerGeorge Washington
Who was the first president to live in the White House?
Show answerJohn Adams, in 1800
Which president was the first to hold regular press conferences?
Show answerTheodore Roosevelt
Who was the first African American president?
Show answerBarack Obama, inaugurated in 2009
Which president was the first Catholic elected to the presidency?
Show answerJohn F. Kennedy
Which president was the first to visit China while in office?
Show answerRichard Nixon, in 1972
Who is the only president never to be elected as president or vice president?
Show answerGerald Ford
Which president was the tallest?
Show answerAbraham Lincoln, 6 feet 4 inches
Who was the first president to use the veto power?
Show answerGeorge Washington
Which president hosted the first televised presidential debate?
Show answerJohn F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon, in 1960

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