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Fresh Grad Lands Job as Real Estate Agent With Help from Professional Writers

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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Chapter 10 Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Individual liberties
B  Federal and state authority
C  Western settlement
D  The issue of slavery
Question #2
A  He demanded that the governor of Pennsylvania enforce the national law.
B  He suggested that Congress repeal the tax.
C  He called up and led troops from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia to put down the rebellion
D  He waited until the rebellion died down before acting.
Question #3
A  To encourage the production of American-made goods
B  To raise all the funds the federal government needed to operate
C  To increase the price of products manufactured in America
D  To punish the British for their discriminatory tariffs
Question #6
A  smother political opposition
B  encourage the flow of European immigrants
C  safeguard civil liberities
D  ensure public safety
Question #8
A  Alexander Hamilton’s economic ideas
B  Federalists and the Federalist press
C  Illegal immigrants
D  Republicans and the Republican press
Question #9
A  Canada
B  Indians on the Northwest frontier
C  Spain
D  Great Britain
Question #12
A  He was executed
B  He rule as a figurehead in constitutional monarchy where parliament had all the power
C  He successfully fled to Austria with his wife and children
D  He abdicated the throne and move to Switzerland
Question #13
A  The peaceful transition of power from a defeated president to the new president elect
B  The creation of an Executive Department of presidential advisers
C  The organization of the Judicial branch of government
D  The fulfillment of the promise to create a Bill of Rights for the US Constitution
Question #14
A  the Republicans had betrayed the spirit of the Constitution
B  the federal government had the right to void state laws
C  states had the right to nullify federal laws
D  the Supreme Court had no constitutional authority to invalidate federal laws
Question #15
A  The chartering of banks by Congress
B  The passage of protective tariffs
C  The placement of an excise tax on whiskey
D  Federal assumption of state debts
Question #16
A  Hamilton defended them.
B  They were executed.
C  Washington pardoned them.
D  They were deported.
Question #17
A  To confiscate the property of French Americans
B  To harass French immigrants already in the United States
C  To jail newly arrived French persons
D  To discourage all immigration to the United States
Question #18
A  Federalist merchants
B  Grain farmers
C  City workers
D  Tavern keepers
Question #19
A  were mostly pro-business northerners
B  agreed to a compromise that included placing the national capital in the south
C  were jealous of Hamilton’s close relationship with Washington
D  included George Washington
Question #20
A  ran on the same party ticket.
B  pledged to disband the Electoral College.
C  had very similar political outlooks.
D  ended up as president and vice president.