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This Week in History: The Burr-Hamilton Duel
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1. Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton met where on July 11, 1804, to have a duel?
Newark, New Jersey
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Wilmington, Delaware
Weehawken, New Jersey
New York, New York
2. The two were longtime personal and political enemies. Aaron Burr was a prominent Democratic Republican, while Alexander Hamilton a leader in which party?
Royalist
Federalist
Democrat
Tory
Whig
3. Alongside John Jay and James Madison, Alexander Hamilton was a key author of what important series of papers?
Federalist Papers
Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Declaration of the Rights of Man
Constitution Papers
4. Alexander Hamilton served under the Washington Administration as the first what?
Head of Trade
Ambassador to Great Britain
Secretary of the Treasury
Chief Justice
Vice President
5. Aaron Burr served under Thomas Jefferson in what position?
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Chief Counsel
Press Secretary
Vice President
6. Burr almost became president in 1800 when he earned the same number of elector votes as Jefferson, Hamilton ensured that Burr was blocked from winning. Which amendment was added to the Constitution to prevent this strange event from happening again?
7th
12th
1st
17th
10th
7. Burr and Hamilton were both prominent New Yorkers. Hamilton founded which newspaper in 1801?
New York Evening Post
The New York Times
The Washington Post
The Harford Courier
The Boston Globe
8. George Washington appointed Hamilton as the first secretary of what?
Education
Taxation
Treasury
State
9. Burr never sat trial for the murder of Hamilton, but he was tried for what activity in 1807?
Public drunkenness
Brawling
Trafficking
Treason
Bribery
10. Not one to give up easily, Burr left the United States and tried to enlist which world leader to help him conquer Florida?
Ferdinand VI
Catherine the Great
Napoleon
Holy Roman Empress Maria Theresa
King George III
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