With what country did James Polk wage a major war starting in 1846, with victory earning possessions that almost doubled the size of the United States?

James Polk is the only U.S. president to have held what position?

James Polk was given what nickname due to his admiration, loyalty, and similar policies to Andrew Jackson?

What was the term representing the 19th century belief of James Polk and others that American expansion of the continent was both justified and inevitable, largely motivated as spreading Christianity?

As a hater of paper money, James Polk re-established an independent Treasury from the banking system that remained intact until 1913, when it was replaced by what?

James Polk was a relatively unknown candidate when he was elected, giving birth to what new term for a long shot candidate, now used often in elections and sports?

What university did James Polk graduate first in his class? [Hint: it was the same college attended by Michael Jordan]