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In 1969, President Nixon made a historic phone call to astronauts standing on the surface of this celestial body.
The first president took office in this year, marking the beginning of the American presidency.
James Madison collaborated with Alexander Hamilton and this diplomat to write The Federalist Papers defending the Constitution.
The second President served this many years as Vice President under George Washington before taking the nation's highest office himself.
Nixon's famous "I am not a crook" declaration was made at a press conference held at this Florida entertainment complex.
This president's refusal to participate in an unsportsmanlike hunt in Mississippi inspired toymaker Morris Michtom to create a famous children's stuffed animal.
Jefferson's face appears on this denomination of U.S. currency alongside the nickel.
Theodore Roosevelt was shot while campaigning for this third political party he founded after leaving the Republican Party.