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Salmon P. Chase Quiz
The Legacy of Salmon P. Chase: A Chief Justice Quiz
Updated: Feb 21, 2024
Dive into the judicial world with our Salmon P. Chase quiz! Test your knowledge on this influential Chief Justice of the United States in a fun and interactive way. Let's get quizzical!
Get ready to flex your Salmon P. Chase muscles! This quiz features 31 questions on everything from the basics to the most obscure facts. Can you ace it? So what are you waiting for?
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January 27, 1808
January 17, 1808
January 7, 1808
January 13, 1808
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New York
New Hampshire
North Dakota
North Carolina
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New York
Ohio
Oregon
Oklahoma
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He Was Neutral
He Had No Stand
He Was Anti-slavery
He Was Pro-slavery
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Whig Party
Republican Party
Democrat Party
Federalist Party
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Martin Van Buren
John Quincy Adams
James K. Polk
Andrew Jackson
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None Of These
1849 To 1855
1856 To 1860
1861 To 1864
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Civil Rights Act
Kansas–Nebraska Act
Fair Labor Standards Act
Affordable Care Act
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Populist Party
Republican Party
Green Party
Libertarian Party
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Abraham Lincoln
Salmon P. Chase
Theodore Roosevelt
Ulysses S. Grant
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Secretary Of The Treasury
Secretary Of State
Vice-President
Ambassador
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Spanish American War
French Revolution
World War I
Civil War
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To Appease The Radical Republicans
To Strengthen The Government
To Control The Judiciary
To Consolidate His Power
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Chief Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes
Chief Justice Roger Taney
Chief Justice John Marshall
Chief Justice Earl Warren
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The Impeachment Proceedings Of Andrew Johnson
The Signing Of The Emancipation Proclamation
The Gettysburg Address
Lincoln's Second Inauguration
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Senate
Secretary Of State
Governor Of Ohio
The Presidency
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Democratic And Liberal Republican Presidential Nominations
Democratic And Republican Nominations For Vice-president
None Of These
Whig And Republican Nominations For President
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At Harvard
At Yale
At Princeton
Under William Wirt
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Democratic Party
Green Party
Federalist Party
Liberty Party
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United States Secretary Of State
Vice President Of The United States
United States Secretary Of Defense
United States Secretary Of The Treasury
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1856 To 1860
1850 To 1854
1861 To 1865
1846 To 1850
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1860
1864
1863
1862
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William P. Fessenden
George S. Boutwell
Hugh McCulloch
Lot M. Morrill
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May 7, 1873
May 17, 1873
May 27, 1873
May 1, 1873
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John Marshall
Oliver Ellsworth
Roger Taney
Melville Fuller
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Whig Party
Federalist Party
Liberty Party
Republican Party
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Prosecuted Corporate Fraud
Litigated Business Contracts
Defended Fugitive Slaves
Handled Divorce Cases
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President Of The United States
U.S. Senator
Chief Justice
State Governor
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Served Longest As Senator
Served In All Three Federal Branches
Oldest Chief Justice
Youngest U.S. President
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The American Civil War
The Spanish-American War
The Great Depression
The Gold Rush
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May 7, 1873
Mar 12, 1889
Sep 2, 1865
Nov 13, 1868
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