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<section> <h2>President's Day Trivia (Part 3)</h2> The Epoch Times joins its readers in the celebration of Presidents' Day, to honor the great men who served in the office of president of the United States. Have fun! </section><section> <h2> <h2> <h1>Only two US Presidents signed the Declaration of Independence, who are they?</h1> </h2> </h2> </section><section> <h3> <h1>Who was the first President to have a state car custom built to Secret Service standards?</h1> </h3> </section><section> <h3> <h2> <h1>Which President is remembered as the Father of the Constitution?</h1> </h2> </h3> </section><section> <h3> <h1>Which President was famous for the nickname "Dutch"?</h1> </h3> </section><section> <h3> <h1>Which President approved the Civil Rights Act that extended the rights of emancipated slaves on 1 March 1875?</h1> </h3> </section><section> <h2> <h2><strong>Not that great. You can do better!</strong></h2> Thanks for participating in our President's Day Trivia Special!</h2> <h3></h3> <h3></h3> <h3></h3> <h4>Known to be blunt, impatient, and cantankerous, <strong><em>John Adams</em></strong>, second president of the United States, is not generally thought of as having a diplomat’s character. He had a quick temper and, at times, could be explosive. In spite of those flaws, he nevertheless scored a major success as a diplomat in Europe at a very crucial time for America...</h4> </section><section> <h3> <h2><strong>You know your President's Day! Good job.</strong></h2> Thanks for participating in our President's Day Trivia Special!</h3> <h3></h3> <h3></h3> <h3></h3> <h3></h3> <h4>Known to be blunt, impatient, and cantankerous, <strong><em>John Adams</em></strong>, second president of the United States, is not generally thought of as having a diplomat’s character. He had a quick temper and, at times, could be explosive. In spite of those flaws, he nevertheless scored a major success as a diplomat in Europe at a very crucial time for America...</h4> </section>
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