What Was the Impact of President Taylor's Death

question 54

Multiple Choice

What was the impact of President Taylor's death?

• A) It strengthened the chance for compromise over slavery in 1850.
• B) It put pro-slavery Franklin Pierce in the White House.
• C) It put anti-slavery William H. Seward in the White House.
• D) It prevented California from gaining admission into the Union.
• E) It brought great relief to the nation, because he had started the current sectional crisis.

Comprehend the process of ratification of contracts made by agents and its implications for all involved parties.

Grasp the legal definitions and roles of principals and agents, including the potential for personal liability.

Apply the principles of contract law to agency relationships, emphasizing the importance of disclosure and authority.

Evaluate the ethical and legal considerations in real estate transactions and the responsibility of agents towards both buyers and sellers.

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Definitions:

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