| Hint | President |
| Served as President of Princeton and Governor of New Jersey | |
| Headed the Warren Commission and exposed the CIA's destruction of evidence | |
| Commanded and won the battles of Shiloh, Vicksburg, and Chattanooga | |
| Founded what is now the State University of New York at Buffalo | |
| Fathered three children, all of whom died before he became President | |
| Served as military governor of occupied Tennessee | |
| Became famous for his ability not to offend anyone and a reputation for honesty | |
| In the Senate, advocated spending the federal surplus on generous pensions for veterans | |
| Served as a successful Governor of New York, even while unpopular with Tammany Hall | |
| Championed civil rights and helped pass the law to emanicipate all slaves passing through New York | |
| Effectively ran the US Department of the Navy and led the 'Rough Riders' in Cuba | |
| Graduated from Yale and served as Governor of Arkansas | |
| Failed to negotiate peace on Staten Island | |
| After narrowly losing a Presidental Election, wrote the bestselling 'Six Crises' | |
| Was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence | |
| Crossed the Delaware | |
| Served as Chief of the US Liasion Office to China and the Director of the CIA | |
| Sacked Florida and deposed the Spanish governor | |
| Served as SAG President and provided the FBI with names of actors he believed to be communists | |
| 'Served' almost the entirety of his Vice Presidency outside of Washington | |
| As govenor of Ohio, headed a charity drive that benefited thousands of starving citizens | |
| Earned the nickname 'Old Tippecanoe' | |