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1. Why did Hamilton and Burr decide to take up the case of Levi Weeks? 2. How was Hamilton able to influence the election of 1800?

3. Why did Hamilton and Burr not like each other?

4. What was unusual about this trial?

5. How did the duo divide responsibilities in the courtroom?

6. How effective were Hamilton and Burr during this trial?

7. How did the trial end?

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