Which U.S. President, shot at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York, might have survived if doctors had used a new medical device on exhibit at the fair that could have helped them find the fatal bullet?
- Grover Cleveland
- William McKinley
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Benjamin Harrison
Answer
The correct answer is B) William McKinley.
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