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1. Which term refers to a two-house legislature?

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2. Which of these 19th-century politicians was not in the Stalwart faction of the Republican Party?

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3. What rank did Colin Powell rise to in the U.S. Army before retiring?

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4. In 2002, President Bush and what other world leaders signed a nuclear arms reduction treaty?

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5. Scandaled officer Lynndie England was a member of what military branch?

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6. Which of these men did not seek the 2004 Democratic Party nomination for U.S. President?

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7. What news anchor went under fire after reporting false memos about President Bush's National Guard record?

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8. Who was called in to comfort Chelsea Clinton after she was told that the Monica Lewinsky allegations were true?

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9. Who nominated Marc Racicot as Chairman of the Republican National Committee?

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10. When was the U.S. Republican Party first organized?

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11. Who was President Clinton's Press Secretary the last two years of his term?

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12. What was the call number of the first official "Air Force One"?

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13. Dick Cheney was the Secretary of Defense during which of the following dates?

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14. What U.S. politician was granted honorary knighthood by Queen Elizabeth II in 2002?

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15. Which Disney film was created at the request of the U.S. State Department?

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16. Days after Nixon's resignation, which TV journalist called for a pardon for both Nixon and Vietnam war draft resisters?

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17. Who was Judge Starr's ethics advisor in the impeachment case of Bill Clinton?

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Which term refers to a two-house legislature?
Which of these 19th-century politicians was not in the Stalwart...
What rank did Colin Powell rise to in the U.S. Army before retiring?
In 2002, President Bush and what other world leaders signed a nuclear...
Scandaled officer Lynndie England was a member of what military...
Which of these men did not seek the 2004 Democratic Party nomination...
What news anchor went under fire after reporting false memos about...
Who was called in to comfort Chelsea Clinton after she was told that...
Who nominated Marc Racicot as Chairman of the Republican National...
When was the U.S. Republican Party first organized?
Who was President Clinton's Press Secretary the last two years of his...
What was the call number of the first official "Air Force One"?
Dick Cheney was the Secretary of Defense during which of the following...
What U.S. politician was granted honorary knighthood by Queen...
Which Disney film was created at the request of the U.S. State...
Days after Nixon's resignation, which TV journalist called for a...
Who was Judge Starr's ethics advisor in the impeachment case of Bill...
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