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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through 1835, Chapter Three - Four.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Aware of Charlie's work on the pamphlet against Burr, what does Mr. Bryant say to Charlie?
(a) That the pamphlet will not bring Charlie money.
(b) That the pamphlet will not be published.
(c) That the pamphlet will be considered treason.
(d) That the pamphlet would harm many people.

2. After Helen begins living with him, what complaint does Charlie tell Leggett about Helen?
(a) He complains that she is too controlling.
(b) He complains she refuses to do housework.
(c) He complains that she is sleeping with other men.
(d) He complains that she is not attracted to him.

3. Instead of voting based on whether a law is pro-Federalist or pro-Republican, how does Burr decide how to vote?
(a) Based on his conscience.
(b) Based on Jefferson's opinion.
(c) Based on Hamilton's opinion.
(d) He does vote according to whether the law is pro-Federalist or pro-Republican.

4. Why is Mr. Bryant acting as standing editor for Leggett?
(a) Leggett is traveling.
(b) Leggett is very ill.
(c) Legget had a stroke.
(d) Leggett has been fired.

5. Which of the following lies do Charlie and Leggett create to publish in a pamphlet against Van Buren?
(a) An act of treason.
(b) An affair with an Indian lover.
(c) A story that Burr has stolen money from the government.
(d) A scandal in which Burr is Van Buren's father.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following individuals is not a part of Publius?

2. Who challenges Burr on his position of support of the French people in their revolution?

3. What is Burr researching when he studies and copies papers from 5 to 10 in the morning?

4. What does Publius support?

5. How does Helen convince Mrs. Townsend to let her live with Charlie?

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