15 Items: BUREN • TYLER • NIXON • OBAMA • TRUMP • MONROE • TRUMAN • MADISON • JACKSON • LINCOLN • KENNEDY • CLINTON • BUCHANAN • JEFFERSON • WASHINGTON

25 Items: Polk • Taft • Adams • Nixon • Tyler • Arthur • Monroe • Taylor • Truman • Wilson • Harding • Jackson • Johnson • Kennedy • Lincoln • Madison • Buchanan • Fillmore • Garfield • Harrison • Cleveland • Jefferson • Roosevelt • Eisenhower • Washington

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46 Items: Polk • Taft • Ford • Adams • Tyler • Grant • Hayes • Nixon • WBush • Obama • Trump • Biden • Monroe • Taylor • Pierce • Arthur • Wilson • Hoover • Truman • Carter • Reagan • HWBush • Madison • Jackson • Lincoln • Johnson • Harding • Kennedy • Johnson • Clinton • VanBuren • Harrison • Fillmore • Buchanan • Garfield • Harrison • McKinley • Coolidge • Jefferson • Cleveland • Cleveland • Roosevelt • Washington • DRoosevelt • Eisenhower • QuincyAdams

50 Items: Burr • King • Ford • Bush • Gore • Adams • Gerry • Buren • Tyler • Dawes • Nixon • Agnew • Biden • Pence • Vance • Dallas • Hamlin • Colfax • Wilson • Arthur • Morton • Hobart • Curtis • Garner • Truman • Quayle • Cheney • Harris • Clinton • Calhoun • Johnson • Johnson • Wheeler • Sherman • Wallace • Barkley • Johnson • Mondale • Tompkins • Fillmore • Marshall • Coolidge • Humphrey • Jefferson • Hendricks • Stevenson • Roosevelt • Fairbanks • Rockefeller • Breckinridge

10 Items: Mas • Macia • Pujol • Torra • Companys • Aragones • Montilla • Maragall • Puigdemont • Tarradellas

10 Items: Flag • Stars • Penny • George • Abraham • Stripes • Holiday • February • President • WhiteHouse

22 Items: johnadams • johntyler • jameskpolk • jamesmonroe • jamesmadison • andrewjackson • zacharytaylor • jamesbuchanan • ulyssessgrant • martinvanburen • franklinpierce • abrahamlincoln • andrewjohnsson • jamesagrafield • chesteraarthur • thomasjefferson • johnquincyadams • millardfillmore • grovercleveland • georgewashignton • rutherfordbhayes • williamhenryharrison

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11 Items: 1st President of the U.S. • 2nd President of the U.S. • 3rd President of the U.S. • 4th President of the U.S. • 5th President of the U.S. • Novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe • The government's powers are restricted • The turning point of the American revolution • Political group that wanted a new constitution • is a 3-letter abbreviation of our first constitution • ...

8 Items: JOHNADAMS • GEORHEWVBUSH • GEORGEHWBUSH • JOHNQUINCYADAMS • BENJAMINHARRISON • THEODOREROOSEVELT • FRANKLINDROOSEVELT • WILLIAMHENRYHARRISON

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16 Items: EMBARGO • QUASIWAR • NAPOLEON • JOHNADAMS • XYZAFFAIR • SACAJAWEA • IMPRESSMENT • JOHNMARSHALL • CHIEFJUSTICE • LEWISANDCLARK • JUDICIALREVIEW • THOMASJEFFERSON • MARBURYVSMADISON • HAITIANREVOLUTION • LOUISIANAPURCHASE • ALIENANDSEDITIONACTS

5 Items: and branch presidents can submit Patriarchal Blessing recommends. • Blessing System is where recommends are issued and blessings are submitted. • are never released. Instead, they are either functioning or non-functioning. • to a previously submitted patriarchal blessing can only be made by the "living" patriarch who gave the blessing. • ...

36 Items: 1787 • TEXAS • MLKDAY • PUBLIUS • SLAVERY • ARIZONA • JPHN JAY • GULF WAR • NEW YORK • LABORDAY • CHRISTMAS • KOREAN WAR • CALIFORNIA • NEW MEXICO • JULY FOURTH • WORLD WAR I • VIETNAM WAR • MISSISSIPPI • WORLD WAR II • LOUISIAN WAR • THANKSGIVING • VETERANS DAY • COLUMBUS DAY • MEMORIAL DAY • JAMES MADISON • STATES RIGHTS • NEW YEARS DAY • U. S. DIPLOMAT • WOODROW WILSON • LIBERTY ISLAND • PRESIDENTS DAY • THOMAS JEFFERSON • INDEPENDENCE DAY • ...

10 Items: The 1st U.S. president • What the D in D.C. stands for • the name of the Congress building • Official residence of the President • The river that runs through Washington DC • the most common first name of U.S. presidents • The Memorial at the other end of the National Mall • nickname of the the NHL team The Washington Capitals • ...

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16 Items: chilepablomilad • canadastevenreed • panamamanuelarias • peruagustinlozano • mexicojuanrodriguez • boliviafernandocosta • colombiaramonjesurun • ecuadorfranciscoegas • uruguayignacioalonso • argentinaclaudiotapia • brazilednaldorodrigues • jamaicamichaelricketts • paraguayrobertharrison • unitedstatescindyparlow • costaricarodolfovillalobos • venezuelajesusberardinelli

7 Items: bush • trump • obama • reagan • lincoln • roosevelt • washington

15 Items: Where do we live. • The first president in the U.S. • Where is the White House located. • What war was fought from 1861-1865. • What do we call the right to choose. • Who was the 16th president of the U.S. • Where was Abraham Lincoln assassinated. • How many continents are there on Earth. • What is the place where laws are made called. • ...

1 Item: breathe maze limestone presidents democracy conservation granite carving Roosevelt

11 Items: The capital of the United States • The National Bird of the United States • Where is the statue of liberty located? • 5 large bodies of water between Canada and the US • This monument is an obelisk sits in Washington DC • Things on the US flag that represents the 13 original colonies • A monument carved into a mountain depicting several US Presidents • ...

15 Items: 9/11 was an act of _________. • Making a law better than it was prior. • The Soviet Union had a _________ economy. • Occurs when the economy begins to decline. • A country that is considered superior to others. • This is a type of warfare used in the Vietnam war. • A popular political idea associated with Democrats. • ...

50 Items: Gem State • Beef State • Peach State • Aloha State • Ocean State • Cotton State • Golden State • Nutmeg State • Creole State • Garden State • Empire State • Sooner State • Beaver State • Natural State • Diamond State • Hoosier State • Hawkeye State • Show Me State • Granite State • Buckeye State • Beehive State • Sunshine State • Old Line State • Magnolia State • Keystone State • Palmetto State • Mountain State • Equality State • ...

11 Items: to legally overturn • the act of seizing by force • not siding with one country or another • something done or said that becomes an example for others to follow • a group of department heads who serve as the presidents chief advisors • A 1797 incident in which french officials demanded a bribe from us diplomats • ...

1 Item: ARTHUR BIDEN BUCHANAN BUSH CARTER CLEVELAND CLINTON COOLIDGE EISENHOWER FILLMORE FORD GARFIELD GRANT HARDING HARRISON HAYES HOOVER JACKSON JEFFERSON JOHNSON KENNEDY LINCOLN MADISON MCKINLEY MONROE NIXON OBAMA PIERCE POLK REAGAN ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT TAFT TA

20 Items: What is the capital of the U.S.? • What month are Presidents elected? • How many judges are on the Supreme Court • Who lived in America before Europeans arrived? • How many years are in one term for a President? • What movement tried to end racial discrimination? • The job of the Cabinet is to ______ the President • How many amendments are there to the Constitution? • ...

17 Items: I ____ to do my best every day. • There have been 3 _______ presidents. • I had to ask my teacher for a ____ to Uni. • During the tornado, the walls of the school ______. • A math problem of this ______ requires deep thought. • Having a test on a Friday is often _____ to students. • It's important to never _____ someone who is determined. • ...

17 Items: Leak - Disclose information. • Treaty-written agreement between countries. • Executive Action-Directive by the president. • Whistle Blower - A person who informs on a person. • Cabinet- A Presidents Close Advisors that make decisions. • Policy- A set of rules or a law a government should follow. • ...

27 Items: Famous tilted structure in Pisa, Italy • World-class art museum in Florence, Italy • Stunning white marble mausoleum in Agra, India • Rose-hued city carved into the cliffs of Jordan • Mysterious stone statues found on Easter Island • Gift from France standing tall in New York Harbor • Australian landmark with distinctive sail-like design • ...

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25 Items: What month is Optimists in Action month? • How many members are needed to start a JOI club? • OIF's tag line is "Helping Optimists ____ ____." • Donate $36.50 to this popular Foundation program. • The 106th Annual Convention will be in this city. • Optimist Supply Canada is also known by this name. • The rooftop event space is called the ________ ____. • ...

4 Items: host of people feel dizzied hiring proven resume drafting professionals makes a solid asset and this is a understandable investigation, so we must first examine a modest count of of the run of the mill aftermaths that yoked with company presidents which m • ...

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