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- Who was the first US president with no natural children?
Question 1:
Who was the first US president with no natural children?
A. James Madison
B. George Washington
C. James Buchannan
D. John Tyler
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- This great marble temple was built in Ephesus. It is famous for being one of the biggest temples the ancient Greeks ever built. It was burned by a madman, who wanted to immortalize his name.
- This was the monumental marble tomb of the Anatolian king Mausolus. 140 feet high, it rivalled even the Egyptian pyramids.
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- Who was the first incumbent, one-term President not to be even nominated for another term although he wanted the office?
- Who was the first US president with no natural children?
- Who actually built Monticello, the estate of Thomas Jefferson?
- This very important Supreme Court case struck down a Connecticut law banning the use of contraceptives.
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