Let’s Warm Up! Just Dance! Review the Previous Chapter Read the statements below and determine who or what is “speaking.” 1. “Of the challenges I faced.

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Let’s Warm Up! Just Dance! Review the Previous Chapter Read the statements below and determine who or what is “speaking.” 1. “Of the challenges I faced as President Washington’s Treasury Secretary, paying off the national debt was one of the biggest. Who am I?” 2. “I advised strongly against the creation of a national bank. Who am I?” 3. “We disputed the border between our territory in Florida and the newly established U.S. republic. Who are we?” 4. “Thomas Jefferson gave me the job of surveying the land for the new capital. Who am I?”

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Just a Recap! Now that you know the section complete the section review on page 270. #s 1AB, 2ABC, 3ABC answers only but in complete sentences. Check out question: Who won the third presidential election?