Civic Deck

A little practice. A clearer picture.

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Presidents and years

Card shortcuts: ← / → move, Space flips, 1 marks learning, 2 marks known. Shortcuts work when the game surface has focus.

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A quick guide

Study. Flip a card, then mark your own confidence. “Marked known” is your rating; quiz review is tracked separately. The map and timeline show where and when. They are not a quiz. The basemap uses modern geography; highlighted conflict areas are approximate and do not claim exact historical borders.

Practice. Choose 5 or 10 questions. Ask for a hint if you need one. You have two different selections; a rejected choice cannot use another attempt.

Challenge. One attempt, with explanations after answering. There is no timer.

Points. Earn 10 for an unassisted first answer, 5 after help or a retry in Practice, and 0 after a missed question. Total points count completed rounds only.

Review. Questions answered with help or incorrectly appear in mistake review. Clean answers in two separate completed rounds clear a concept’s quiz review flag.

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About Civic Deck

Free to use. A standalone FreeGameTokens learning game. No account, advertisements, tracking, or network connection is required.

45 people have held 47 numbered presidencies. Cleveland is counted as the 22nd and 24th; Trump as the 45th and 47th. A presidency’s years in office can include multiple four-year terms.

Party badges describe affiliation at accession, with the National Union ticket noted for Andrew Johnson. Tyler became unaffiliated during his presidency. War dates describe the broader conflict; U.S. involvement can cover a different span.

Sources · checked 2026-10-02

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Distribution terms · MIT

The original game identifies itself as MIT. That designation is retained without adding a named copyright claim.

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