Can you name the US presidents from each Sporcle category clue?

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  • Source: US Presidents Facts
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While in office, he spearheaded the passing of the Kansas-Nebraska Act, opening up new territory for settlement.History
The 'separation of church and state' is a phrase coined by this president.Religion
This 19th Century president started the tradition of the White House's annual Easter Egg Roll.Holiday
The biography of this president, written by David McCullough, became an HBO miniseries. Literature
He was the first president to have his picture taken.Science
A famous legend about this president says that he once chopped down a cherry tree.Just for Fun
Although three presidents died on July 4, he was the only president who was born on Independence Day.Holiday
He was the first president to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at a Major League Baseball game.Sports
The game 'Oregon Trail' takes place in the year that this president was elected.Gaming
He was the second president to be assassinated.History
With his appearance on 'The Tonight Show,' he became the first sitting president to be a guest on a late-night talk show.Television
This president shares a name with a famous San Francisco venue in which numerous famous live albums have been produced.Entertainment
Stevie Wonder's hit 'You Haven't Done Nothin'' is written about this president.Music
'Our American Cousin' was the last play this president ever saw.Entertainment
The observance of Patriot Day was the result of a resolution signed by this president.Holiday
He delivered the longest inauguration speech on record and served the shortest term as president.Just for Fun
He was the first president to be impeached.History
He was the first president to have his inauguration broadcast on television.Television
His surname comes from an English variant for a man who makes and lays tiles.Language
The musical 'Hair' contains a song that is this president's three initials.Music
His biography is titled 'Soldier and President.'Literature
He starred in films such as 'Knute Rockne,' 'Dark Victory,' and 'King's Row.'Movies
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As captain of the Yale baseball team, he played in the first two College World Series.Sports
He was the first president to have a Secretary of Agriculture in his Cabinet.Science
During this man's presidency, Utah was granted statehood after its Mormon population agreed to ban polygamy.Religion
He was the only Roman Catholic president.Religion
He was the only president that never married.Miscellaneous
He was the only president fluent in Mandarin Chinese.Language
This president, once accused of using public funds to buy gaming devices, once spent a night at a White House ball playing chess with the fourth president.Gaming
Charlton Heston played this president in 'The Buccaneer' and 'The President's Lady.'Movies
At 5'4'' he was the shortest president.Just for Fun
He is the only president who was the grandson of another president.Miscellaneous
His 'Personal Memoirs' focus mostly on his actions as a general during the Civil War.Literature
He played football for the Michigan Wolverines.Sports
This president's paralysis was believed to have been caused by either polio or Guillain-Barré syndrome.Science
This president shares a surname with one of the actresses from 'The Golden Girls.'Entertainment
The capital of Liberia is named for this president.Geography
The tallest mountain in North America is named for this president.Geography
He is the only president to serve during the 20th Century and have his face on Mount Rushmore.Geography
'The Birth of a Nation' was the first motion picture to be shown at the White House, and this president was one of the attendees at the event.Movies
He was the 29th president.Miscellaneous
Believed to be the source of the phrase 'OK,' Old Kinderhook clubs were formed in support of his presidential campaign.Language
He showed off his saxophone skills during his presidential campaign.Music
He appeared as himself on an episode of 'Home Improvement.'Television
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Presidents of the United States of Sporcle Quiz

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