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Millard Fillmore Quiz
From Obscurity to the Oval Office: The Millard Fillmore Quiz!
Updated: Jul 06, 2023
Step into the time machine and discover the enigmatic era of Millard Fillmore! Unearth the secrets of this forgotten president in a whirlwind quiz that'll transport you back to the mid-1800s. Can you ace it?
Think you know everything there is to know about Millard Fillmore? Prove it with this comprehensive quiz! Featuring 21 questions on a variety of Millard Fillmore topics, it's the ultimate test of your expertise. Learn something new and exciting.
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Know Nothing
Democratic
Republican
Whig
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James K. Polk
Zachary Taylor
John Tyler
Franklin Pierce
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
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Teacher
Doctor
Lawyer
Soldier
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Homestead Act
Indian Removal Act
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Fugitive Slave Act
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Democratic
Know Nothing
Whig
Republican
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He Was Anti-slavery But Believed It Was Beyond Federal Powers
He Was Pro-slavery
He Believed Slavery Should Be Expanded
He Was Indifferent
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Senator
Governor
Mayor
Comptroller
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Yale University
Princeton University
University Of Buffalo
Harvard University
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Born Into A Wealthy Family
Born In A City
Born Into Poverty
Born In Europe
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Whig Party
Anti-Masonic Party
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Thurlow Weed
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Ways And Means Committee
Armed Services Committee
Judiciary Committee
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He Was Indifferent
He Supported It
He Wanted To Expand It
He Declared It An Evil But Beyond Federal Powers
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He Was Not Involved
He Was Indifferent
He Supported Henry Clay's Omnibus Bill
He Opposed It
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The Fugitive Slave Act
The Missouri Compromise
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
The Emancipation Proclamation
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He Supported Them
He Opposed Them
He Was Not Involved
He Was Indifferent
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He Denounced Secession
He Supported Secession
He Was Not Involved
He Was Indifferent
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No Consensus
Average
Among The Worst
Among The Best
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Jun 29, 1852
Sep 10, 1869
Mar 8, 1874
Oct 25, 1852
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