Presidential History & Trivia Quiz

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Bruce B

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Keeping in the spirit of the State of the Union address last night, here are some history/trivia questions for you.

1. The President of the United States is usually administered the Oath of Office by the Chief Justice, how many President's have taken the oath from someone other than the Chief Justice, and can you name at least 3 of them?

2. The Oath of Office is usually administered on the East Portico of the Capitol Building. How many Presidents have not only taken their oaths in locations other than the Capitol building and outside of Washington D.C.? and can you name at least 3 of them?

3. The Daily Double. How many Presidents appear on both lists? and can you name 3 of them?

For those who don't want to play please forgo the "who gives a *&^%$%" response.
 
Bruce B said:
Keeping in the spirit of the State of the Union address last night, here are some history/trivia questions for you.

1. The President of the United States is usually administered the Oath of Office by the Chief Justice, how many President's have taken the oath from someone other than the Chief Justice, and can you name at least 3 of them?

2. The Oath of Office is usually administered on the East Portico of the Capitol Building. How many Presidents have not only taken their oaths in locations other than the Capitol building and outside of Washington D.C.? and can you name at least 3 of them?

3. The Daily Double. How many Presidents appear on both lists? and can you name 3 of them?

For those who don't want to play please forgo the "who gives a *&^%$%" response.

George Washington Balcony of Federal Hall, New York City Robert Livingston, Chancellor of State of New York

John Adams House of Representatives Chamber, Congress Hall, Philadelphia Oliver Ellsworth, Chief Justice

Theodore Roosevelt Ansley Wilcox residence, Buffalo, New York John R. Hazel, U.S. District Judge for Western District of New York

Chester A. Arthur Privately at his residence, 123 Lexington Avenue, New York City John R. Brady, Justice of the New York State Supreme Court

Calvin Coolidge His father's residence, Plymouth, Vermont John C. Coolidge, his father, a Notary Public

Lyndon B. Johnson Conference room aboard Air Force One at Love Field, Dallas, Texas Sarah T. Hughes, U.S. District Judge, Northern District of Texas
 

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