16. Would successful governors make good candidates for President? In what particulars do the offices resemble each other? Would you favor making the governor of your State President? Wilson, Congressional Government, 253, 254.
17. Why was the election of John Quincy Adams of especial interest? What results followed? Burgess, The Middle Period, 140, 141; Wilson, Division and Reunion, 18.
18. State the chief points connected with the "disputed election" of 1876. Wilson, Division and Reunion, 283-286; Johnston, American Politics, 233-237; Cent. Mag., 62: 923-934.
19. Give the names of the Presidents who have died in office. By whom were they succeeded?
20. For a good discussion of the unit rule and two-thirds rule of the Democratic conventions, see Rev. of R's, 45: 705-710.
21. What is a "minority" President? Government in State and Nation, 264.
22. An interesting account of the White House. Outlook, 70: 287-299.
23. Inauguration events of 1901. Rev. of R's, 23: 405,406; Outlook, 67: 555, 556.
24. Incidents of Presidential inaugurations. World's Work, 1: 477-479.
25. For other questions and references on the chapter, see Government in State and Nation, 231, 232.