I was nicknamed “The Professor,” and my Vice President was Thomas Marshall

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My slogans were, “He kept us out of war,” and “He proved the pen mightier than the sword”

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I was the first (and only) president to earn a Ph.D.

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I was a professor and later president of Princeton University, and Governor of New Jersey

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I was president during WWI, the opening of the Panama Canal, and the ratification of the 18th and 19th amendments

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I won the Nobel Peace Prize for founding the League of Nations, and am the only president to be buried in Washington DC

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My First Lady was Florence Kling

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My nickname was “President Hardly,” and my Vice President was Calvin Coolidge

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My slogans were “Return to normalcy,” “Cox and Cocktails,” and “Less government in business, more business in government”

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I was a state senator and U.S. senator from Ohio and Lieutenant governed of Ohio

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I won the Presidency by a landslide- with 60% of the popular vote. I also died in office.

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I was the first president to be voted for by women, speak over the radio, and travel to Alaska and Canada.

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My First Lady was Grace Anna Goodhue

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I was nicknamed “Silent Cal,” and my Vice President was Charles G. Dawes

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My slogans were “Courage, Confidence and Coolidge,” “Keep cool with Coolidge,” “Cool it with Calvin,” and “Firm as the Rock of Ages.”

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I was born on the 4th of July in Vermont, was the governor of Massachusetts, was sworn in by William Taft, and practiced a laissez-faire form of government. I called for isolationist policies, tax cuts, and limited government aid, especially for farmers.

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I became president after the death of Warren G. Harding

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I was president during the Roaring 20’s, Charles Lindbergh’s first solo nonstop transatlantic flight, and Babe Ruth’s home run record.

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I was known as the Great Humanitarian

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My Vice President was Charles Curtis

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My First Lady was Lou Henry

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One of my slogans was, “A chicken in every pot and a car in every garage”

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Some of my slogans were, “Who but Hoover,” “We are turning the corner,” “Stick with Hoover,” and “OK America- play safe with Hoover!”

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I trained as a mining engineer at Stanford University, Headed Food Administration during WWI and American Relief Administration after WWI

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My work with food relief saved millions of lives in Europe, I was Secretary of Commerce for Harding and Coolidge, and was sworn into presidency by William Taft.

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I was president during the beginning of the construction of the Hoover Dam, the stock market crash of 1929, and Amelia Earhart’s first solo non-stop transatlantic flight.

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My Vice Presidents were John Garner, Henry A. Wallace, and Harry S. Truman

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My wife was named Eleanor

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My nickname was “The New Dealer,” and one of my slogans was “A New Deal

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Some of my slogans were “A Gallant Leader,” “Don’t swap horses in midstream,” “Better a Third Term,” and “We are going to win this war and the peace that follows”

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I was a senator from New York, Assistant Secretary to the Navy, ran unsuccessfully for Vice President, was the Governor of New York, and was elected president during the Depression

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I was stricken with polio at the age of 39

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I was president when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, marking the U.S.’s official entry into WWII. I ordered internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII. I was also president on D-Day.

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My nickname was “The Man from Independence,” and my Vice President was Alben W. Barkley

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My First Lady was Elizabeth Wallace

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Some of my slogans were “The buck stops here,” and “ Secure the peace”

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Some of my slogans included “Pour it on ‘em, Harry!” “Give ‘em hell, Harry!” And “Truman is a true man.”

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I fought in WWI, was the only 20th century president without a college degree, was a senator from Missouri, and desegregated the U.S. armed forces. I became president after the death of FDR.

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I was not told about the growing tensions with the Soviet Union or the development of the atomic bomb, which I ordered the use of to end WWII.

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I ordered troops to the Korean War, and implemented the Fair Deal (which expanded social security, fair employment practices, and public housing)

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My Vice President was Richard Nixon

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My wife was Mamie Doud, and my nickname was Ike

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My slogans were “I like Ike,” “Ike and Dick- sure to click!” “Peace and Prosperity,” “Don’t change the team in the middle of the stream,” “One good term deserves another,” and “Peace, prosperity and progress- keep Ike!”

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I was the Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in WWII, Commander of NATO forces in Europe, the only president to serve in both world wars, and was in charge of the D-Day invasion.

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During my presidency, the Korean War ended, the Supreme Court ruled that segregation in schools was unconstitutional, Sputnik was launched, Alaska became a 49th state, and Hawaii became a 50th state.

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I enacted the Federal Highway Act, worked to ease tensions of the Cold War, and cut military spending.

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My Vice President was Lyndon Johnson.

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My First Lady was Jaqueline Bouvier. My nickname was Jack.

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My slogans are, “A Time for Greatness,” “We can do better,” “A new leader for the 60’s,” “Let’s get America moving again,” “Prosperity for All,” “The Man for the ‘60s,” “He’s got HIGH HOPES,” and “A New Frontier.”

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I graduated from Harvard University, served in the Navy during WWII, and was a War hero. I was a U.S. Congressman and U.S. Senator from Massachusetts.

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I won a Pulitzer Prize for my book, Profiles in Courage. I participated in my first televised election against Richard Nixon. I was the first Catholic President.

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I was from a poor family in Texas. I graduated from Southwest Texas State Teachers College and taught poor Mexican-American children. I was a U.S. Congressman. I served in the Navy during WWII and won a Silver Star. I served in the Senate before I was elected Vice President to John F. Kennedy.

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My Vice President was Hubert Humphrey

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My First Lady was named Claudia.

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My slogans were “All the way with LBJ,” “LJB for the USA,” “Let’s back Johnson,” “My brand’s LBJ,” and “The stakes are too high for you to stay at home”

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I was the architect of the Great Society, promoted the civil rights act of 1964, and championed the voting rights act of 1965.

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During my presidency, beatlemania hit the US, the Vietnam War escalated, and Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated as well as Robert Kennedy.

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I was raised as a Quaker, graduated from Whittier College and Duke University Law School, and served as a Navy lieutenant commander during WWII, and a congressman and senator from California.

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I was Vice President under Eisenhower. I also ran for president against Kennedy, but lost. I won when I ran against Hubert Humphrey.

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My Vice Presidents were Spiro Agnew and Gerald Ford. I only served one term, but Spiro resigned.

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My nickname was Tricky Dick. My slogans included “For the future,” “Click with Dick,” “Four More Years,” and “Keep the peace without Surrender”

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My wife was Thelma Catherine

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