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1. I can not tell a lie. This home was occupied by a Revolutionary War General. Who was the president (the first one from 1789-1797) who lived in Mount Vernon?
2. For this question we move to Massachusetts. These two men each only served one term as president. Which father and son presidents lived in Peacefield?
3. He may have been planning this home while he wrote the Declaration of Independence. While he was President, the United States made the Louisiana Purchase, which doubled the size of the United States. Which president lived in Monticello?
4. This man is called the Father of the Constitution. He had a wife named Dolley. Which president lived in Montpelier?
5. This president is known for being honest. He was president during the US Civil War. Which president had a home in Springfield, Illinois?
6. This president was the President of two different things. First, he was president of Princeton University in New Jersey. Second, he was president of the United States during World War I. Which president had a home in Washington, DC?
7. This president was elected to four terms. He was president during much of the Great Depression and World War II. Which president lived in Springwood?
8. This person was a United States General during World War Two. He was called "Ike" by his friends. Which president owned a farm near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania?
9. This person was president of the United States in the 1960s. He was from Texas. Which president lived in a ranch that is sometimes called the Texas White House?
10. This last president was the first president never to be married. He was also the first president from Pennsylvania. Which president lived in a home called Wheatland?
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