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William A. Wheeler Quiz
Unveiling the Legacy: The William A. Wheeler Quiz
Updated: Feb 16, 2024
Step into a time machine and embark on an adventure through political history! Unearth the hidden gems surrounding William A. Wheeler, the enigmatic vice president who left an indelible mark from 1877 to 1881. Ready to unravel the secrets?
Get ready to flex your William A. Wheeler muscles! This quiz features 31 questions on everything from the basics to the most obscure facts. Can you ace it? Test your skills and learn something new!
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Illinois
Ohio
Vermont
New York
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Stanford University
Ohio State University
Harvard University
University Of Vermont
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1865 To 1879
1869 To 1881
1861 To 1865
1861 To 1863 And 1869 To 1877
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20th
18th
19th
21st
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George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Rutherford B. Hayes
Thomas Jefferson
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Attorney
Doctor
Engineer
Teacher
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Mayor
Governor
Representative
Senator
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Ferocious Debate
Charisma
Economic Understanding
Integrity
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He Accepted It
He Refused It
He Was Indifferent
He Proposed It
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Marshall Jewell
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
Luke P. Poland
Stewart L. Woodford
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For His Popular Image And Geographical Balance
For His Financial Resources
Because Of A Mistake
For His Military Record
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The Poll Was Not Conducted
Yes
The Result Was Undecided
No
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They Did Not Serve Any Terms
Three
Two
One
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Malone
Columbus
Albany
New York City
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1887
1869
1881
1877
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Forest Home Cemetery
Oak Hill Cemetery
Morningside Cemetery, Malone
Arlington National Cemetery
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The Southern Independents
The Confederate Veterans
The Southern Democrats
The Old Southern Whigs
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To End Reconstruction
To Expand Western Territories
To Enact Universal Suffrage
To Reinstate The Confederacy
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No, They Ended Reconstruction
Reconstruction Was Never A Goal
Yes, They Successfully Pushed For Civil Rights
There Were Only Limited Efforts
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Civil Rights Act
Affirmative Action Laws
Jim Crow Laws
14th Amendment
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No, He Was An Attorney First
Yes, He Was A Career Politician
No, He Was A Teacher
No, He Was A Military Officer
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He Ran As An Independent
He Supported Rutherford B. Hayes
He Originally Opposed Hayes
He Played A Neutral Role
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Hayes And Wheeler Lost It
Hayes Won
The Results Were Destroyed
It Was A Tie
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Midwestern State
Southern State
Eastern State
Western State
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Military Experience
Financial Support
Appeal To The Youth
Geographical Balance
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They Migrated North
They Gained Full Civil Rights
They Were Oppressed By White Supremacists
There Was No Major Effect
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Doctor
Soldier
Attorney
Farmer
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New York City
Buffalo
Albany
Malone
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He Was Neutral In Congress
It’s Unknown
No, He Worked To Avoid Making Enemies
Yes
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It's Unknown
No, He Chose Not To Seek A Second Term
Yes
He Couldn't Due To Health Reasons
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Feb 10, 1883
Apr 4, 1910
Jun 4, 1887
Jan 27, 1893
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