Barack Obama's birthday.
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0:03 Calarugus Shark Media. Hi, I'm Mark Ellison. In today's theme is Barack Obama's birthday, US Presidents, the White House and historic election moments. Question one, Barack Obama was born on August fourth, nineteen sixty one, making him the first US president born outside the contiguous forty eight states in Which state did he enter the world? Question two? Speaking of presidential birthdays, which US president is the only one born on Independence Day? July fourth? Question three?
0:43 Though the President's House had been painted white since the seventeen nineties, which president officially made the White House the building's formal name in nineteen oh one by putting it on official stationery. Question four, in a modern election cliffhanger remembered alongside Obama's historic two thousand and eight victory. What Supreme Court case effectively ended the Florida recount and decided the two thousand US presidential election. Question five. During Barack Obama's first inauguration in two thousand and nine, a slight wording stumble led to the Oath of Office being readministered the next day at the White House? Who delivered both versions of the oath? We'll be right back with these answers after this break welcome back. Question one in which state was Barack Obama born? Answer? Hawaii. Obama was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. His birthplace made him the first president born in Hawaii and the only one born outside the contiguous United States. Question two, Which president was born on July fourth?
1:56 Answer? Calvin Coolidge. Calvin Coolidge was born on July fourth, eighteen seventy two, in Plymouth, notch Vermont. While John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died on July fourth, Coolidge is the only president born on that date. Question three Who officially named it the White House in nineteen oh one? Answer? Theodore Roosevelt. In nineteen oh one, Theodore Roosevelt directed that the executive mansion be officially called the White House. The name became standard on stationary and in public usage thereafter. Question four Which Supreme Court case decided the two thousand election? Answer? Bush v. Gore. Bush v. Gore two thousand halted the Florida recount, effectively awarding the state and the presidency to George W.
2:39 Bush. The decision was issued on December twelfth, two thousand. Question five, who readministered Obama's two thousand and nine Oath Answer Chief Justice John Roberts. Chief Justice John Roberts administered the oath on January twentieth, two thousand and nine, and again the next day in the White House map Room to ensure complete accuracy. The repeat was done out of an abundance of caution. That concludes today's five daily Trivia questions. I'm Mark Ellison, and today's questions were crafted with the help of AI technology. See you tomorrow.
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