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Which president became chief justice of the Supreme Court after completing his term in the White House? a. Teddy Roosevelt b. William Howard Taft c. Calvin Coolidge d. Woodrow Wilson
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Which president became chief justice of the Supreme Court after completing his term in the White House?
a. Teddy Roosevelt
b. William Howard Taft
c. Calvin Coolidge
d. Woodrow Wilson
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Answer: William Howard Taft
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It was William Howard Taft who became chief justice of the Supreme Court after completing his term in the White House, since to serve as such a justice had been a life-long dream of his.
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