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Explanation:

Analyze Question 19

The question asks for the unifying factor in all 5 points of Alexander Hamilton's plan to establish the nation's credit and financial stability. Hamilton's program focused on public credit, a national bank, assumption of state debts, and tariffs/taxation. These are all financial policies designed to stabilize the early U.S. economy. Therefore, the unifying factor is that they were all about financial policies.

Analyze Question 20

The question lists three positions:

• Opposed the Bank of the United States
• Opposed treaties with Great Britain (such as the Jay Treaty)
• Favored an economy based on agriculture

These positions directly align with the platform of the Democratic-Republicans, led by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, who championed agrarian interests and strict construction of the Constitution against Federalist policies.

Analyze Question 21

The question asks why the peaceful transfer of power in 1800 was called "the Revolution of 1800." This election marked the first time in United States history that political power passed from one party (the Federalists) to another (the Democratic-Republicans) peacefully, establishing a vital democratic precedent.

Answer:

Question 19

• () They were all about taxes
• () They were all about political parties
• () They made people adopt manufacturing as the economic engine of the new country
• () They were all about financial policies (Correct answer)

Question 20

• () Federalists
• () Democratic-Republicans (Correct answer)
• () Know-Nothings
• () Whigs

Question 21

• () It was because George Washington was named King and he decided not to take it
• () It was the first time power changed hands in the US government (Correct answer)
• () It was because the Federalists did not want to hand over power to the Anti-Federalists/Democratic-Republicans but the Democratic-Republicans took over by threatening force without actually shooting
• () It was because the British secretly had bribed the Federalists to remain in power