First Ladies and Presidential Campaigns

The video discusses the unofficial and unpaid role of First Ladies, highlighting their varied contributions and responsibilities. It covers historical instances where First Ladies like Edith Wilson and Mamie Eisenhower played crucial roles during their husbands' health crises. The video also outlines the social and ceremonial duties managed by First Ladies, supported by a staff. It touches on the unique quirks of some First Ladies and concludes with a brief mention of the financial aspects of presidential campaigns.

What is the nature of the role of the First Lady?

• Unofficial and unpaid

• Unofficial and paid

• Official and paid

• Official and unpaid

Which First Lady started the 'Let's Move!' campaign?

• Jackie Kennedy

• Nancy Reagan

• Michelle Obama

• Edith Wilson

Who was unofficially running the country after President Woodrow Wilson's stroke?

• Mamie Eisenhower

• Jackie Kennedy

• Edith Wilson

• Nancy Reagan

What is considered the main role of the First Lady?

• Managing social and ceremonial events

• Running the country

• Starting social campaigns

• Advising the President

How many staff members does the First Lady typically have?

• 24

• 15

• 30

• 10

Which First Lady was known for holding séances in the White House?

• Mamie Eisenhower

• Mary Lincoln

• Sarah Polk

• Florence Harding

Who played bartender at poker parties during Prohibition?

• Mary Lincoln

• Sarah Polk

• Edith Wilson

• Florence Harding

How many First Ladies have there been in total?

• 40

• 55

• 45

• 50

What is one of the major expenses in a presidential campaign?

• Staff salaries

• Travel expenses

• White House renovations

• Security costs

Where does the funding for presidential campaigns primarily come from?

• Corporate sponsorships

• Taxpayer money

• Private donations

• Government grants