Presidential Campaign Slogan Quiz

1. Slogan: "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too"
   1. James K. Polk
   2. Andrew Jackson
   3. William Harrison
   4. Grover Cleveland

2. Slogan: "Full-dinner pail"
   1. William Taft
   2. Calvin Coolidge
   3. Rutherford B. Hayes
   4. William McKinley

3. Slogan: "Return to Normalcy"
   1. Franklin D. Roosevelt
   2. Warren G. Harding
   3. Woodrow Wilson
   4. Herbert Hoover

4. Slogan: "Peace, Prosperity, Progress"
   1. George W. Bush
   2. Bill Clinton
   3. Dwight Eisenhower
   4. Richard Nixon

5. Slogan: "A Square Deal for Every Man"
   1. Theodore Roosevelt
   2. James Garfield
   3. Chester Arthur
   4. Ulysses S. Grant

6. Slogan: "Let's Make America Great Again"
   1. Jimmy Carter
   2. Lyndon Johnson
   3. Ronald Reagan
   4. John F. Kennedy

7. Slogan: "Save the Union"
   1. James Buchanan
   2. Franklin Pierce
   3. Abraham Lincoln
   4. Andrew Johnson

8. Slogan: "Trade, Trade, No Free Trade!"
   1. William Harrison
   2. Benjamin Harrison
   3. Gerald Ford
   4. George Washington

9. Slogan: "A Leader, for a Change"
   1. Franklin Pierce
   2. John Quincy Adams
   3. Bill Clinton
   4. Jimmy Carter

10. Slogan: "A Chicken in Every Pot and a Car in Every Garage"
    1. Richard Nixon
    2. William Taft
    3. Herbert Hoover
    4. Lyndon Johnson

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