Presidential Firsts
Match the Presidents with their Presidential Firsts
George Washington __ a. to get stuck in a bathtub
John Adams __ b. to visit China while in office
Thomas Jefferson __ c. to use the telephone
James Madison __ d. to die in office
James Monroe __ e. to give a speech on T.V.
John Quincy Adams __ f. to appear on color T.V.
Andrew Jackson__ g. to live in White House
Martin Van Buren __ h. won't eat broccoli
William Harrison __ i. have a horse named "Whitey"
John Tyler __ j. to serve without being chosen in a national election
James Polk __ k. born as a citizen of the U.S.
Zachary Taylor __ l.. picture on a postage stamp
Millard Fillmore __ m. to put a Christmas tree in the White House
Franklin Pierce __ n. to be inaugurated in Washington D.C.
James Buchanan __ o. to have a stepmother
Abraham Lincoln __ p. to have earned a Ph.D.
Andrew Johnson __ q. to voluntirily after one term
Ulysses Grant __ r. to tour the country
Rutherford Hayes __ s. have a son that became President
James Garfield __ t. to survive an assassination attempt
Chester Arthur __ u. to have no Vice President the entire term
Grover Cleveland __ v. to send a transatlantic telegram
Benjamin Harrison __ w. to be photographed at his inauguration
Grover Cleveland __ x. only to be impeached
William McKinley __ y. to have both parents alive while in office
Theodore Roosevelt __ z. first left handed president
William Taft __ aa. to take oath in his own home
Woodrow Wilson __ bb. to be married and have children in the White House
Warren Harding __ cc. only grandson of a president to be elected
Calvin Coolidge __ dd. to be elected to two nonconsecutive terms
Herbert Hoover __ ee. to campaign by a telephone
Franklin Roosevelt __ ff. to win a Nobel Peace Prize
Harry Truman __ gg. to visit Alaska
Dwight Eisenhower __ hh. to be born on the Fourth of July
John Kennedy __ ii. to approve "The Star-Spangled Banner" as the National Anthem
Lyndon Johnson __ jj. to appear on televesion
Richard Nixon __ kk. to win a Pulitzer Prize
Gerald Ford __ ll. to take oath of office in a airplane
Jimmy Carter __ mm. to have been a Rhodes scholar
Ronald Reagan __ nn. to graduate from Annapolis
George Bush __ oo. to have been divorced
William Clinton __ pp. to wear long pants