Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton is one of the most famous, successful, and polarizing American political figures of her time. She’s been making news since her college days, when she surprised a commencement audience by attacking keynote speaker Sen. Edward Brooke (R) of Massachusetts with her own student graduation address. She’s the only former first lady to win election to the Senate and the only former first lady appointed to a Cabinet post.
Now friend and foe alike await her decision about running for the White House in 2016. Do you think you really know Hillary Clinton’s life story? Take our quiz and see!
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