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Q: Which president of US lived in kansas most of his life?
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Which president lived with a bullet in his chest most of his life?

President Jackson lived with a bullet right under his heart most of his life. He sustained this injury in a duel with Charles Dickinson in May 1806. After Charles Dickinson shot him, Jackson shot and killed Dickinson.


Where did Anna knight live most of her life?

Anna knight lived in the dungion for most of her life


What president was born in Michigan?

No president was born in Michigan. But Gerald Ford. who was born in Nebraska, lived in Michigan most of his life and is buried there. His step father was from Grand Rapids MI and "adopted" him when he married his mother. Ford is the only president with a Michigan connection.


What us presidents were born in michigan?

No US Presidents were born in Michigan. Gerald Ford, lived there most of his life, from age two and was a Michigan Congressman for some 24 years, and is buried in Grand Rapids, Michigan.


Which statement correctly generalizes the characteristics of daily life for the majority of Chinese during the Zhou Qin and Han dynasties?

Answer this question… Which statement correctly generalizes the characteristics of daily life for the majority of Chinese during the Zhou, Qin, and Han dynasties? A. Most Chinese lived in cities and worked for the government. B. Most Chinese lived in urban areas and worked for feudal nobles. C. Most Chinese lived in rural areas and worked on farms for little or no pay. D. Most Chinese lived in villages and worked as artisans for wealthy landlords.