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What year was Abraham Lincoln elected?
What year was John F Kennedy elected?
What year was Lincoln elected to Congress?
What year was Kennedy elected to Congress?
Both presidents were shot in the back of the ___?
Both presidents were assassinated on what day of the week?
John Kennedy’s secretary was named?
Both presidents were seated by who when they were shot?
Both presidents wives could speak what language?
Both Lincoln and Kennedy’s names contain how many letters?
Both were succeeded by vice-presidents whose last name were what?
What year was Andrew Johnson born?
What year was Lyndon Johnson born?
John Wilkes Booth shot Lincoln where?
Booth fled where?
Lee Harvey Oswald shot Kennedy where?
Oswald fled where?
Both Lincoln and Kennedy supported what?
Both assassinators were what?
Neither Mary Todd Lincoln or Jackie Kennedy were what at the time of the assassination?
John Wilkes Booth died how?
Lee Harvey Oswald died how?
Kennedy was shot in a car called what?
The car “Lincoln” was made by what company?
Both murders were known by their what?
Both Booth and Oswald were shot before their what?
Both presidents had lost a what during their terms?
The children’s deaths happened where?
A week before Lincoln was shot, he was where?
A week before Kennedy was shot, he was with who?
Both assassins names were composed of how many letters?
Both presidents wives were how old when they got married?
Both presidents wives were ___.
Both Vice Presidents were former what?
Both Johnson’s had how many daughters?
Lincoln was shot on what holiday?
Kennedy was shot a week before what holiday?
Both presidents were the __ born in their families.
Both presidents often stated how easy it would be to do what to them?
Both presidents studied what?

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