n. 1 the chief executive department of the United States government; 2 the government building that serves as the residence and office of the President of the United States
The first U.S. President to live in the White House was John Adams.
The first U.S. President to live in the White House was John Adams.
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Which name was NOT one of the names the White House was known as at one time?
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After a president's election, what do the new White House kids do on the first night in their home?
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What is one of the favorite activities of White House kids to do with their friends on a sleepover?
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The White House Chief of Staff heads the Executive Office of the President.
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Which one of these was NOT at one time a White House pet?
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A dignitary from the United Nations attended the White House dinner.
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When can children play games on the White House lawn?
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Before the War of 1812, what was the White House known as?
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How did Washington mark the ground where he wanted the White House to be?
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The White House being used to mean the President is an example of a metonymy.
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What dessert was served at the White House during Madison's presidency?
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White House kids get to witness important moments in history. But what is NOT a common problem?
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How long did it take for the first White House to be built?
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Why would the White House keep its own cows up until President Taft's term?
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