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In 1969, President Nixon made a historic phone call to astronauts standing on the surface of this celestial body.
Difficulty: Easy- Mars
- Venus
- The Moon
- A space station
The first president's personal valet and enslaved companion throughout the Revolutionary War was freed in his will.
Difficulty: Medium- Hercules Posey
- Christopher Sheels
- William Lee
- Austin
This British negotiator at Ghent, whose family later produced a famous prime minister, led the British delegation that secured the status quo ante bellum.
Difficulty: Hard- James Gambier
- Henry Goulburn
- William Adams
- Frederick Robinson
The second President served this many years as Vice President under George Washington before taking the nation's highest office himself.
Difficulty: Easy- Four years
- Six years
- Seven years
- Eight years
Nixon's decision to take the dollar off this precious metal standard in 1971 ended the Bretton Woods monetary system.
Difficulty: Medium- Silver
- Platinum
- Copper
- Gold
In 1906, a California city's board ordered Japanese students into segregated classrooms, sparking a diplomatic crisis that Roosevelt resolved through personal intervention.
Difficulty: Hard- San Francisco School Crisis
- California Alien Land Law controversy
- Japanese exclusion controversy
- Yellow Peril incident
Jefferson's face appears on this denomination of U.S. currency alongside the nickel.
Difficulty: Easy- One dollar bill
- Five dollar bill
- Two dollar bill
- Twenty dollar bill
Andrew Jackson's 1829 inauguration became chaotic when this building was overrun by celebrating crowds.
Difficulty: Medium- The Capitol
- The Treasury
- The White House
- The Supreme Court
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