Name any U.S. president to begin. Each guess is scored on five measures, and the colours tell you how close you stand:
No. — where they fall in the order of presidents, 1 to 47.
VPs — how many vice presidents served under them. Most had one; Franklin D. Roosevelt had three.
Year — the year they were sworn in.
Party — Federalist, Democratic-Republican, Whig, Democratic or Republican.
Terms — how many four-year terms they held, counting partial terms.
Green means exact. Gold means close — within five places, twenty years, or one term or vice president. Arrows point you toward the answer. Grover Cleveland and Donald Trump each appear twice, marked (1) and (2), because they served non-consecutive terms.
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