Which U.S. president stated he would have never been president had it not been for his experiences in North Dakota as a cattle rancher?
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Lyndon B. Johnson
- George W. Bush
- Rutherford B. Hayes
Answer
The correct answer is A) Theodore Roosevelt.
More World questions
- This U.S. Senator from the 60s and 70s was known as Senator Wheat for his work at getting a higher price for wheat which during that time North Dakota was the leading producer.
- This city and historical park in North Dakota boasts the rarity of having an albino buffalo. At the birth of White Cloud, Native American people from around the country came to view this creature, which is looked on spiritually by Native American Indians.
- The North Dakota State Fair is held in which city each August?
- Cleveland Indians 1st baseman/DH, Travis Hafner was born and raised in this North Dakota town.
- General George Armstrong Custer left Fort Lincoln on the southern edge of this North Dakota town (named after the Native American tribes from that area) on his fateful trip to The Little Bighorn.
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