US Politics Quiz

Almost everybody knows the United States is the only country to have been a continuous democracy for over 200 years. But, did you know a typical electoral vote represents over 600,000 American citizens, or that, to date, sixteen US presidents have also served as Senators? When it comes to US politics, do you know your stuff? Test your basic knowledge with our quiz, and earn your bragging rights.

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When was the first female elected to Congress?
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When was the US Congress established?
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Who was the first woman to hold federal office in the United States?
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Which state has never sent a woman to Congress?
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When was the Republican Party founded?
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How many US presidents have not been lawyers?
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When was Election Day specified as the “Tuesday next after the first Monday in the month of November?"
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Who is the only president in American history to serve two non-consecutive terms?
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Which president served in the House of Representatives after leaving the White House?
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Do you know which Amendment gave women the right to vote?
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When was the last time a third party candidate won any electoral votes?
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When did the construction of the US Capitol start?
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What was the first televised presidential debate in American history?
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Who is the only president to have served as speaker of the House of Representatives?
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When was the Democratic Party founded?
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When was the Constitution of the United States written?
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How many times vice presidents rose to the Oval Office?
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Who was the first US president to face impeachment?
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Which Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits imposing poll taxes?
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How many Amendments to the Constitution of the United States are there?
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Who is considered the Father of the U.S. Constitution?
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How many presidents did not graduate from college?
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Which US State adopted None of These Candidates as a ballot option?
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Who was the first female presidential candidate?
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Who was the first US senator?
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Which third party nominated former president Theodore Roosevelt for the presidency in 1912?
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What political cartoonist first portrayed Democrats and Republicans as donkeys and elephants?
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Which Amendment repealed prohibition?
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Which Amendment to the U.S. Constitution gives the right to bear arms?
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Which third party candidate ran for the president while in prison?
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Which presidential candidate delivered the famous Cross of Gold speech?
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Who was the only person to become president without having been elected?
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Which Amendment to the US Constitution limits the number of times a person may be elected to the presidency?
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What were the first two political parties to emerge in the United States?
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Who was the first woman elected to the US Senate?

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Almost everybody knows the United States is the only country to have been a continuous democracy for over 200 years. But, did you know a typical electoral vote represents over 600,000 American citizens, or that, to date, sixteen US presidents have also served as Senators? When it comes to US politics, do you know your stuff? Test your basic knowledge with our quiz, and earn your bragging rights.

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